Dissociative Trance Disorder Is Diagnosed

question 30

Multiple Choice

Dissociative trance disorder is diagnosed

• A) only when the trance is unpredictable in terms of when it appears (i.e., individual goes into a trance without prior religious ritual).
• B) only when the trance is undesirable and considered pathological in the individual's culture.
• C) only when the trance causes harm to the individual or others.
• D) whenever an individual repeatedly enters a trance state.

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