Applying State-Dependent Learning to Dissociative Identity Disorder Leads One to Conclude

question 116

Multiple Choice

Applying state-dependent learning to dissociative identity disorder leads one to conclude that:

• A)Memories produced in one situation may not be accessible in another situation
• B)An individual may learn different personality characteristics dependent on his or her motivational state
• C)The disorder is a result of patients' desire to create personalities to please their physician
• D)The disorder is not related to childhood abuse

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Definitions:

Treatment Plans

Tailored strategies designed by healthcare professionals to address the specific needs and conditions of a patient.

Client Strengths

In therapeutic contexts, client strengths refer to the individual's personal, social, and environmental resources and abilities that can be leveraged to promote healing and resilience.

Financial Considerations

The evaluation of costs, benefits, risks, and outcomes associated with any financial decision.

Premature Termination

Ending a course of treatment or a contract earlier than previously planned.