Dissociative Fugue Is Defined As

question 149

Multiple Choice

Dissociative fugue is defined as:

• A) persistent or recurrent feelings of being detached from one's body or mental processes.
• B) having two or more personalities that are distinct from one another.
• C) sudden, unexpected travel to a new location accompanied by an inability to recall important information.
• D) the inability to recall important information from one's past.

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Definitions:

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