Dissociative Identity Disorder Can Involve an Experience of ____, in Which

question 65

Multiple Choice

Dissociative identity disorder can involve an experience of ____, in which the person's sense of personal identity is replaced by a supernatural presence.

• A) depersonalization
• B) derealization
• C) possession
• D) spiritual identification

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Definitions:

Inheritable Traits

Characteristics or attributes that are passed from parents to offspring through genes.

Severely Malnourished

A condition where an individual lacks essential nutrients due to inadequate food intake, leading to serious health problems.

IQ Gap

The observed disparity in average IQ scores between various groups, often discussed in the context of socio-economic, educational, or racial groups.

Mental Module

A hypothesized structure in the brain theorized to be responsible for specific cognitive functions, as part of the modular view of mental processes.