Depersonalization Disorder Is Characterized By

question 45

Multiple Choice

Depersonalization disorder is characterized by:

• A) the person suddenly taking flight, moving to another area, and creating a new identity.
• B) the presence of one or more distinct personalities vying for control of the individual.
• C) experiences in which the person feels detached from his/her mental processes or body.
• D) the person's inability to remember specific events, time periods, or personal information.

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Definitions:

Recalling Faces

The cognitive process of remembering and identifying the visual features of individuals' faces previously encountered.

Mild Sadness

A temporary emotional state characterized by feelings of disappointment and low energy, less severe than major depression.

Mania

A mental health state characterized by an extremely elevated mood, hyperactivity, and often impulsive behavior, associated with bipolar disorder.

Bipolar Disorder

An emotional disorder characterized by radical changes in mood, encompassing both manic or hypomanic highs and depressive lows.