The Preponderance of the Available Data Suggests That Dissociative Identity

question 56

Multiple Choice

The preponderance of the available data suggests that dissociative identity disorder is caused by

• A) one's expectancies and beliefs rather.
• B) coping with early childhood sexual abuse experiences.
• C) unconscious and unresolved motivational conflicts from adolescence.
• D) an attempt to malinger symptoms to avoid imprisonment for one's crimes.

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