A Person Suffering from Dissociative Fugue Usually Does All of the Following

question 275

Multiple Choice

A person suffering from dissociative fugue usually does all of the following, except

• A) forget his or her entire personal identity.
• B) travel away from home.
• C) on recovery, clearly remember the events that occurred during the fugue episode.
• D) take on a new identity.

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Definitions:

Personal Enactment

The process of embodying personal values and beliefs in one's actions and behaviors.

Behavior

The behavior or responses of a person or group due to outside or inside factors.

Fit Perspective

The analysis of how well an individual’s abilities, values, and personality align with the demands of a job or the culture of an organization, often used in hiring and organizational development.

Organizational Culture

The shared values, beliefs, and practices that shape the social and psychological environment of a business or organization, influencing behavior and operations.