What Is Typically Considered a Primary Factor in the Etiology

question 73

Multiple Choice

What is typically considered a primary factor in the etiology of dissociative amnesia and dissociative fugue

• A) the activity of specific neurotransmitters 
• B) biological factors associated with genetic predispositions 
• C) responses to excessive stress or trauma 
• D) personality traits such as being self-conscious, insecure, or guilt-prone

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