In Dissociative Identity Disorder, What Is the "Host" Personality

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Multiple Choice

In dissociative identity disorder, what is the "host" personality?

• A)It is usually the one that "nurtures" the other personalities.
• B)It is usually the one that is the most frequently seen of the personalities.
• C)It is usually the one that is the most aggressive of the personalities.
• D)It is usually the one that asks for treatment and becomes the patient.

Comprehend the principles of radical behaviourism and its stance on learned behaviour.

Grasp the key components of social identity and its basis on perceived similarities and differences.

Recognize the impact of observation and imitation in learning processes according to Albert Bandura's studies.

Identify the significance of master status in the perception of oneself and by others.

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Definitions:

Media Priming

The process by which exposure to media content influences a person's thoughts, feelings, or behaviors shortly afterward.

Violent TV Program

Television content that depicts scenes of physical aggression, harm, or force intended to hurt or kill.

Population Trusted

The extent to which a group or demographic is regarded as reliable or credible by the public or specific stakeholders.

Government

The organized system of authority that establishes and enforces rules and norms in a society, often responsible for regulating an area or community and providing various services to its citizens.