Print Froggy Jumps: Dissociative Disorders True/False (psychology - dsmv

1. Dissociative disorders frequently occur after trauma.

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True

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False

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2. Forgetting that one attended university can be an example of generalized amnesia.

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True

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False

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3. Dissociative amnesia can present in 5 primary ways.

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True

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False

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4. Individuals with dissociative identity disorder are often misdiagnosed with bipolar disorder.

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True

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False

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5. In general, approximately 75% of all adults have experienced at least one lifetime episode of depersonalization/derealization disorder.

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True

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False

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6. A common associated symptom of depersonalization/derealization disorder is feeling like time is moving too fast or too slow.

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True

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False

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7. Genetics are the biggest risk factor in about 90% of the cases of Dissociative Identity Disorder.

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True

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False

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8. A dissociative fugue state usually involves unplanned travel or wandering.

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True

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False

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