Depersonalization disorder is characterized by: the presence of one or more distinct personalities vying for control of the individual. the person's inability to remember specific events, time periods, or personal information. experiences in which the person feels detached from his/her mental processes or body. the person suddenly taking flight, moving to another area, and creating a new identity.

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31 May, 14:35

Depersonalization disorder is characterized by: the presence of one or more distinct personalities vying for control of the individual. the person's inability to remember specific events, time periods, or personal information. experiences in which the person feels detached from his/her mental processes or body. the person suddenly taking flight, moving to another area, and creating a new identity.

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The correct answer is experiences in which the person feels detached from his/her mental processes or body.

Depersonalization disorder is a type of d issociative disorder where a person feels like they are external or an observer of themselves outside their body. Individuals suffering from this order feel detached from their physical body and thought processes. Depersonalization disorder can be highly disturbing and debilitating for sufferers.