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The main difference between the Freudian and modern experimental view of the unconscious is that contemporary investigators: A) Deny the existence of unconscious processes. B) Recognize that, while unconscious processes may exist, human behaviour is determined by conscious processes. C) Believe it is impossible to demonstrate whether unconscious processes exist or not. D) Reject Freud's idea of an energy reserve but believe that unconscious influences can have a profound impact on us.

If the behavioural view of conversion disorder were accurate, then what would be true regarding experimental research on visual perception among the hysterically blind? A) They would accurately perceive images shown below conscious awareness. B) They would not be able to accurately respond to images presented to them. C) They would also exhibit other symptoms that would impair other cognitive processes. D) They would begin to show difficulties in other sensory modalities.