A Commonly-Seen Form of Factitious Disorder Imposed on Another Is

question 90

Multiple Choice

A commonly-seen form of factitious disorder imposed on another is a set of conditions that

• A) falls somewhere between malingering and conversion disorders.
• B) falls under voluntary control like malingering.
• C) is an atypical form of child abuse.
• D) is a combination of a somatic symptom disorder and a dissociative disorder.

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Definitions:

Unconventional

Unconventional refers to something that does not follow traditional or expected norms, methods, or practices.

Illogical

Lacking in sound reasoning or coherent argumentation, often leading to conclusions or actions that defy rational thought.

Ambiguous

Open to more than one interpretation or having a double meaning.

Emotions

Complex psychological states involving an individual's physiological response, subjective experience, and behavioral expression in response to stimuli.