According to dr. lilienfeld, what do most psychologists agree tabout hypnosis?

I don't have the exact wordings or phrases that Dr. Lilienfeld said about hypnosis but I read an article written by Martin and Deidre Bobgan. The article was entitled: Hypnosis: an Ordinary or Altered State of Consciousness?

Based on the article, Dr. Lilienfeld said this about hypnosis: (quoates were taken from their book 50 Great Myths of Popular Psychology)
1) the idea that "hypnosis is a unique ‘trance’ state that differs in kind from wakefulness" is a myth. 
2) research indicates that "No trance or discrete state unique to hypnosis is at work" and that the "feeling of an altered state is merely one of the many subjective effects of suggestion."

The correct answer is a. when they started making tools that will them in cultivating lands, they could raise crops and that made them attached to one place for a longer period of time. after that, they started domesticating animals and building their own permanent settlements that resemble the ones we have today.