1. The two major theories of Dissociative Identity Disorder are: A. post-traumat

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1. The two major theories of Dissociative Identity Disorder are:

A. post-traumatic and psychodynamic

B. post-traumatic and sociocognitive

C. behavioral and psychoanalytic

D. sociocultural and cognitive behavioral

2. This drug triggers the release and blocks the reuptake of norepinephrine and dopamine

A. amphetamine

B. caffine

C. cocaine

D. alcohol

3. These cognitive factors contribute to the development and maintenance of somatic symptom disorders

A. attention to bodily cues

B. high health anxiety and worries about serious illnesses

C. low help-seeking for psychological distress

D. a and b

Explanation / Answer

1. The two major theories of Dissociative Identity Disorder are:-

Ans. post-traumatic and sociocognitive

2. This drug triggers the release and blocks the reuptake of norepinephrine and dopamine

Ans. Amphetamine

3. These cognitive factors contribute to the development and maintenance of somatic symptom disorders

Ans. attention to bodily cues and high health anxiety and worries about serious illnesses.

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