Some psychologists argue that dissociative identity disorder may not be a valid disorder. Which of the following reasons is typically given to support that argument?
A. The number of reported cases of the disorder is too low to verify that the symptoms are the same for everyone.
B. The symptoms overlap too much with the symptoms of schizophrenia and other psychotic disorders.
C. People show the same symptoms when they are under the influence of hypnotic suggestions.
D. It is difficult to verify whether people are experiencing symptoms like amnesia and blackouts.
Answer: D
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