At a Workshop About Dissociative Identity Disorder, a Therapist Says

question 23

Multiple Choice

At a workshop about dissociative identity disorder, a therapist says, "In my experience, once integration begins, the need for therapy is practically over, and later dissociations just don't happen." This therapist's experience is:

• A) typical.
• B) a bit unusual; most successful therapies cease before integration.
• C) a bit unusual; most successful therapies cease immediately after integration.
• D) very unusual; most successful therapies last well beyond the beginning of integration.

Understand the concept and various forms of aggression.

Identify factors that contribute to or inhibit aggression.

Recognize the biological and environmental influences on aggression.

Explain theories related to aggression and its implications.

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Definitions:

Contract

A legally binding agreement between two or more parties that outlines obligations and rights.

Principal

In a legal context, the principal is the party who grants authority to an agent to act on their behalf in legal or financial matters.

Apparent Authority

A situation where someone appears to have the power to act on behalf of another (such as an employer), even if they do not have actual authority.

Ratify

To formally approve or confirm an agreement or act, making it officially valid.