Skeptics of dissociative identity disorder (DID) argue that
A) DID should really be referred to as schizophrenia.
B) it should be easy to test objectively the validity of DID.
C) DID is likely caused by traumatic experiences.
D) some therapists actually provoke dissociative symptoms during therapy.
Answer: D
Rationale: Because 80% of patients diagnosed with DID were unaware of having the disorder before starting therapy, many skeptics believe that some therapists actually provoke dissociative symptoms in the context of
therapy.
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a. stability. b. situational attributions. c. certainty. d. specificity. e. easy recall.
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a. histrionic b. schizoid c. avoidant d. antisocial
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A) get-together with friends. B) church service. C) political rally. D) funeral.
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