In Dissociative Identity Disorder, People Appear to

question 260

Multiple Choice

In dissociative identity disorder, people appear to

• A) exhibit two or more distinct, unique personalities.
• B) lose touch with reality, and experience hallucinations, delusions, and thoughts dominated by feelings of persecution.
• C) experience a prolonged fugue state, during which the person develops a new personality.
• D) forget their identity because of a severe stress.

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