Which of the Following Is an Example of Dissociative Identity

question 458

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is an example of dissociative identity disorder?

• A) Ed has a shy personality, but he sometimes abruptly takes on the personality of Sal, a rather brash scoundrel.
• B) Because of intense hostility toward her parents, Michelle had her name legally changed to "X."
• C) Eighty-year-old David has recently been having trouble remembering his name and past due to a circulation problem.
• D) Lisa, who believes that she is daughter of Joan of Arc, hears voices and often can be seen talking out loud to herself.

Recognize Bertrand Russell's perspective on the formalization of power.

Distinguish between overt and covert power.

Analyze the impact of using different types of power in organizational settings.

Understand how legitimate power is derived and operates within public organizations.

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Definitions:

Emotional Labour

Emotional labour refers to the process of managing one's feelings and expressions based on the emotional requirements of a job, often involving the suppression or induction of certain emotions.

Pay

The earnings given to an individual by an employer or client in return for their work or services, often specified as an hourly wage or salary.

Positive Emotions

Feelings that are generally uplifting and pleasant, such as joy, gratitude, serenity, interest, hope, pride, amusement, inspiration, awe, and love.

Interactional Fairness

The perceived fairness of the communication processes and interpersonal interactions by which organizational decisions are implemented and conveyed.