Dissociative Identity Disorder Is Most Commonly Found in

question 12

Multiple Choice

Dissociative identity disorder is most commonly found in .

• A) females
• B) males
• C) children
• D) the elderly

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Definitions:

Direct Coping

Involves confronting stressors head-on using problem-solving techniques and action-oriented strategies.

Indirect Coping

Strategies used to deal with stress or problems through means other than directly confronting or addressing the issue, possibly including avoidance or seeking support from others.

Confrontation

A face-to-face meeting or encounter, often involving a challenge or conflict between individuals.

Hardiness

Hardiness refers to an individual's resilience and ability to cope with stress and adversity, characterized by commitment, control, and challenge.