Daniel is extremely stressed, both at work and at home. One day, he simply does not come home. His wife contacts the authorities, and they find Daniel in a city 1,000 miles from home in a homeless shelter. In that shelter, Daniel is not able to tell the authorities who he is or where he comes from. Daniel most likely has ____.?
a. ?dissociative identity disorder
b. ?dissociative amnesia
c. ?manic-depression
d. ?major depression
ANSWER:
b
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