Which of the following is true of social influence and divided-consciousness explanations of hypnosis?

A) They continue to contradict each other.
B) They are converging toward a unified account.
C) They have been replaced by a neurological explanation.
D) Neither offers any clues regarding the nature of hypnosis.

Divided-Consciousness

Divided-consciousness is a theory suggesting that the mind can operate on multiple levels of consciousness simultaneously, such as during hypnosis, multitasking, or certain mental disorders.

Social Influence

The process by which individuals change their thoughts, feelings, or behaviors as a result of interacting with others, either directly or indirectly.