The DSM-IV-TR Identifies Dissociative Identity Disorder as

question 130

Multiple Choice

The DSM-IV-TR identifies dissociative identity disorder as

• A)panic disorder.
• B)dissociative identity disorder.
• C)dissociative fugue.
• D)schizophrenia.

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Definitions:

Middle Term

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Major Premise

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Minor Premise

The second proposition in a syllogism, from which along with the major premise the conclusion is derived.

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