In Some Cases of Dissociative Identity Disorder, Patients Have Claimed

question 63

Multiple Choice

In some cases of dissociative identity disorder, patients have claimed to have amazing numbers of alternate personalities. The evidence for the veracity of these claims, however, has been less then compelling. These cases demonstrate which of the six principles mentioned in your chapter?

• A)Extraordinary claims
• B)Falsifiability
• C)Ruling out rival hypotheses
• D)Occam's Razor

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