The CIA investigated hypnosis as a possible tool for interrogating prisoners. Why did they decide it was unsuitable for that pur
pose? A.
Hypnosis is completely effective, it just takes too long to entrance the subject.
B.
Hypnosis requires a trusting relationship between the hypnotist and subject.
C.
Hypnosis breaks the spirit of the subject, making them unable to answer questions.
D.
Hypnosis can make the subjects talk, but they talk only about their childhoods.
The correct answer is B) Hypnosis requires a trusting relationship between the hypnotist and subject.
<em>They decide it was unsuitable for that purpose in that Hypnosis requires a trusting relationship between the hypnotist and subject.</em>
The CIA investigated hypnosis as a possible tool for interrogating prisoners. But the idea did not result as they wished because for hypnosis to work out, it needs a kind of a relationship in that the patient trust the people doing the process of hypnosis. And that was not the case with prisoners or spies, who they never trusted the CIA methods of interrogation. And of course, prisoners have their own secrets to keep, so there is no trust at all in the relationship.
In this scenario, it can be said that based on Gina's observations she should immediately file a report with her principal or counselor since Joey could be suffering from abuse or neglect. If Gina believes this is the case after observing Joey every day then it is her obligation to report it in order for someone with authority to open an investigation, and hopefully help the child.
