Lillian Is Unable to Remember Anything About the Fire in Her

question 140

Multiple Choice

Lillian is unable to remember anything about the fire in her home in which her child was killed and her husband was seriously injured, despite the fact that she was home at the time. Lillian's failure to remember is best interpreted as

• A) dissociative amnesia.
• B) somatoform disorder.
• C) multiple personality.
• D) dissociative fugue.

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