Social Learning Theorists Believe That Dissociative Personality Disorder Is

Multiple Choice

Social learning theorists believe that dissociative personality disorder is:

A) the formation of alternative personalities that serve as a buffer against painful childhood memories.
B) the unconscious enactment of socially learned roles.
C) self-hypnosis taken to an extreme.
D) the ability to quickly and efficiently dissociate from the self during a trauma.