1-50Assuming a New Identity in a New Place Is Characteristic

question 59

Multiple Choice

1-50.Assuming a new identity in a new place is characteristic of

• A)depersonalization disorder.
• B)all forms of dissociative amnesia.
• C)dissociative fugue.
• D)dissociative identity disorder.

Apply theoretical knowledge to real-life scenarios, identifying types of cohabiting relationships.

Explain the evolution of relationships from same-sex friendships in childhood to romantic relationships in adolescence.

Critique the limitations of focusing only on marital status when studying intimate relationships in older adults.

Understand the emerging interest and reasons for studying later-life relationships extensively.

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Definitions:

Social Phenomena

Behaviors, patterns, or events that influence or are influenced by individuals within a society.

Cognitive Dissonance

A mental discomfort experienced by an individual who holds two or more contradictory beliefs, ideas, or values at the same time.

Rationalize

The act of justifying behaviors or decisions with logical reasons, often after the fact, to make an action or belief appear more acceptable.

Mere Exposure Effect

A mental effect in which individuals grow more affectionate or preferential towards elements simply due to their familiarity.