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19. The cognitive theory of dreaming asserts that dreams A) help dissipate problematic aggressive energy B) allow us to fulfil our true wishes and desires C) are only the random firing of neural networks D) are used to review daily events and help us problem solve E) include both manifest and latent content

21. Hypnosis involves a state of a. heightened openness to suggestion b. improved perceptual skills. c. being under mind control. d. increased physical stamina.

________ is to deindividuation as ________ is to self-awareness.
 
 


Select one:


a.

Inhibition; self-control




b.

Being photographed; wearing a name tag




c.

 
Wearing a mask; seeing oneself in a mirror
 
 




d.

 
Playing a game; solving a problem

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