Ernest Hilgard described the process of _____ as a dividing of consciousness, and claimed that this mechanism was at the very heart of hypnosis

In the context of his views on human nature, Cattell:

a. was more optimistic about our ability to solve social problems in his younger years. b. was more pessimistic about our ability to solve social problems in his younger years. c. was flattering in depicting the peaceful resolution of inner conflicts. d. was gloomy in illustrating a dark cellar of conflict in which a battle is continually raging.

Jacinda is extremely talented in math and science and has received a number of scholarships based on her abilities in these areas. However, Jacinda just can't seem to catch on in her English classes, no matter how many she takes. She is repeating her remedial English class for the third time, and still struggling. The theory of intelligence that would have the most difficulty explaining Jacinda's

different levels of performance is: a. Thurstone's theory of primary mental abilities b. Gardner's theory of multiple intelligences c. Sternberg's triarchic theory of intelligence d. Spearman's theory of general intelligence