The Separation of Emotions, Thoughts, Memories, or Other Inner Experiences

question 28

Multiple Choice

The separation of emotions, thoughts, memories, or other inner experiences from oneself are the defining characteristics of

• A) Munchhausen syndrome.
• B) dissociation.
• C) paranormal beliefs.
• D) somatoformization.

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Definitions:

Confused Identity

A state in which an individual is uncertain or unclear about aspects of their personal identity.

Antisocial Personality Disorder

An extreme pattern of deceitful, manipulative, and sometimes dangerous behavior.

Ego-Syntonic

Denotes behaviors or values that are in harmony with one's self-image or are perceived as correct or appropriate by the individual.

Narcissistic Personality Disorder

An extreme pattern of arrogant, exploitative behavior combined with a notable lack of empathy.