What Is the Difference Between the Divided Consciousness Theory and the Social/cognitive

Multiple Choice

What is the difference between the divided consciousness theory and the social/cognitive process theory?

A) The hidden observer operates unconsciously in the divided consciousness theory and consciously in the social/cognitive process theory.
B) The social/cognitive process theory postulates a dissociation between social and cognitive processes; the divided consciousness theory postulates a dissociation between consciousness and unconsciousness.
C) The divided consciousness theory argues that hypnosis is a genuine phenomenon; the social/cognitive process theory argues that hypnosis is the result of motivated participants acting out roles.
D) The social/cognitive process theory focuses on the brain areas responsible for consciousness; the divided consciousness theory focuses on changes in brain states with changes in consciousness.