A Person with Dissociative Identity Disorder Is to Be Someone

question 60

Multiple Choice

A person with dissociative identity disorder is to be someone different, such as when an adult acts and talks like a child.

• A)pretending
• B)practicing
• C)not pretending
• D)trying

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Definitions:

Audience Segregation

The practice of separating communication styles or content tailored to specific groups within an audience to avoid conflict or confusion.

Cultural Worldview

The collective beliefs, values, and perceptions that shape how a group of people understand the world and their place in it.

Unstable Self-esteem

A condition where an individual's perception of their worth or value fluctuates significantly, often impacted by external factors or feedback.

Self-monitoring

The ability of individuals to regulate their behavior to appropriately adapt to different social situations or to achieve personal goals.