What Symptom Differentiates Dissociative Fugue from Dissociative Amnesia

question 8

Multiple Choice

What symptom differentiates dissociative fugue from dissociative amnesia?

• A)Clients diagnosed with dissociative fugue experience symptoms that are precipitated by extreme stress, and clients diagnosed with dissociative amnesia do not.
• B)Clients diagnosed with dissociative fugue are unaware of their memory loss, whereas clients diagnosed with dissociative amnesia are aware of their forgetfulness.
• C)Clients diagnosed with dissociative amnesia assume a new identity, and clients diagnosed with dissociative fugue do not.
• D)Clients diagnosed with dissociative amnesia usually recover completely, whereas clients diagnosed with dissociative fugue display residual effects.

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