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Many uses have been claimed for hypnosis, from combating drug addiction to overcoming common phobias. A recent experimental study helps illuminate the supposed connection between hypnosis and increased power of recall. A number of subjects listened to a long, unfamiliar piece of instrumental music. Under subsequent hypnosis, half the subjects were asked to recall salient passages from the musical piece and half were asked to describe scenes from "the film they had just viewed,'' despite their not having just seen a film. The study found that the subjects in the second group were equally confident and detailed in their movie recollections as the subjects in the first group were in their music recollections.
Which one of the following statements is most supported by the information above?
(A) Many of the claims made on behalf of hypnosis are overstated. (B) Hypnosis cannot significantly increase a person's power of recall. (C) Recalling events under hypnosis inevitably results in false memories. (D) What people recall under hypnosis depends to at least some extent on suggestion. (E) Visual memory is enhanced more by hypnosis than is auditory memory
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Many uses have been claimed for hypnosis, from combating drug addiction to overcoming common phobias. A recent experimental study helps illuminate the supposed connection between hypnosis and increased power of recall. A number of subjects listened to a long, unfamiliar piece of instrumental music. Under subsequent hypnosis, half the subjects were asked to recall salient passages from the musical piece and half were asked to describe scenes from "the film they had just viewed,'' despite their not having just seen a film. The study found that the subjects in the second group were equally confident and detailed in their movie recollections as the subjects in the first group were in their music recollections.
Which one of the following statements is most supported by the information above?
(A) Many of the claims made on behalf of hypnosis are overstated. (B) Hypnosis cannot significantly increase a person's power of recall. (C) Recalling events under hypnosis inevitably results in false memories. (D) What people recall under hypnosis depends to at least some extent on suggestion. (E) Visual memory is enhanced more by hypnosis than is auditory memory
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