According to Merskey, Cases of Dissociative Identity Disorder

question 45

Multiple Choice

According to Merskey, cases of dissociative identity disorder

• A) represent a legitimate psychiatric disorder.
• B) are most frequently found in individuals with criminal inclinations.
• C) may be iatrogenic conditions unintentionally caused by practitioners.
• D) are frequently cases of individuals faking or malingering their illnesses.
• E) are more common outside of North America.

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