In Dissociative Identity Disorder, It Is Generally Believed That the "Alters

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Multiple Choice

In dissociative identity disorder, it is generally believed that the "alters":

• A) represent different aspects of the individual's personality that cannot be integrated into the primary personality.
• B) represent the individual's ego, superego, and id.
• C) are the source of the voices commonly heard in schizophrenia.
• D) are the result of the hallucinations common in cases of "split personality."

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