Question 10 of 10 A person undergoes hypnosis, and her hand is put in ice .She does not show signs of being in pain Which of these statements is consistent with the dissociation theory? A. There is no ice. B. 'I know my hand is in ice but I cannot feel any pain." C. "I do not want the hypnotist to know I feel pain. D. "My hand is not in ice."

The correct answer is:<br /><br />B. "I know my hand is in ice, but I cannot feel any pain."<br /><br />Explanation:<br />Dissociation theory suggests that hypnosis causes a split in consciousness, allowing a person to separate physical sensations from conscious awareness. In this case, the person acknowledges that their hand is in ice (indicating awareness of the situation) but does not feel pain (indicating a dissociation from the sensory experience). This aligns with the concept of dissociation where the sensory input (pain) is separated from conscious perception.