As a Child,it Is Important to Learn to Trust One's

question 104

Multiple Choice

As a child,it is important to learn to trust one's parents; in adolescence a person learns fidelity,which is often defined as

• A) loyalty to friends.
• B) an extension of trust that includes the self, family, and mentors and friends.
• C) the ability to guard other people's secrets.
• D) the desire to find a partner to share one's private thoughts with.

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Definitions:

Dissociative Identity Disorder

A severe form of dissociation, a mental disorder involving the presence of two or more distinct personality states or identities within a single individual.

Traumatic Experiences

Events or situations that are emotionally distressing and shocking, often leading to lasting psychological impact.

Highly Suggestible

A trait indicating an increased likelihood of accepting and acting on suggestions from others, often seen in hypnosis and certain psychological conditions.

Hypnotizable

The ability of an individual to experience suggested changes in perception, sensation, thought, or behavior during hypnosis.