The Dissociative Disorders Have a High Degree of Comorbidity

question 22

Multiple Choice

The dissociative disorders have a high degree of comorbidity

• A) with physical complaints that clearly don't have a medical cause.
• B) with types of delirium, dementias and amnestic disorders.
• C) with anxiety, mood and personality disorders.
• D) in terms of severe maladaptive disruptions or alternations of identity, memory and consciousness that are experienced as being beyond one's control.
• E) in terms of physical symptoms suggestive of medical illness, but no organic basis can be found to account for them.

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