William James Described a Case of Dissociative Fugue in Reverend

question 112

Multiple Choice

William James described a case of dissociative fugue in Reverend Ansel Bourne. The reverend's case was unusual compared with most modern cases because

• A) most individuals with dissociative fugue don't remember their profession
• B) the reverend never recovered his memory
• C) most individuals with dissociative fugue don't adopt new identities
• D) the reverend was violent when confronted with his lost memory

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