Dissociative Amnesia May Be Distinguished from Brain Injury By

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Multiple Choice

Dissociative amnesia may be distinguished from brain injury by:

• A)The loss of ego functioning in dissociative amnesia
• B)Additional cognitive deficits in brain injury
• C)The presence of prograde memory loss in dissociative amnesia
• D)The presence of severe anxiety in dissociative amnesia

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