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For the Individual with Dissociative Identity Disorder,multiple Personalities Appear to Serve

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For the individual with Dissociative Identity Disorder,multiple personalities appear to serve a coping function in allowing:


A) The individual to abdicate responsibility for actions and emotions to individual identities
B) The sufferer to go 'unconscious'
C) The sufferer to behave in antisocial ways
D) The individual to manipulate those around them

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