I. After doing research from the Cleveland Clinic’s article on “Dissociative Identity Disorder (Multiple Personality Disorder)” written in 2016, it correctly gives facts on how to identify symptoms and the cause of the disorder
a. The symptoms include: a person with two or more different and distinct personalities, anxiety, depression, amnesia when an alter takes control over a person’s behavior, suicide risk, depersonalization, and changing levels of functions.
b. Because this is a rare disorder, many tests are done to ensure that a person is correctly diagnosed.
c. A complete medical history and physical examination test will occur to see if there is a physical illness present.
d. If one is found, an interview will be conducted to understand
a. The symptoms include: a person with two or more different and distinct personalities, anxiety, depression, amnesia when an alter takes control over a person’s behavior, suicide risk, depersonalization, and changing levels of functions.
b. Because this is a rare disorder, many tests are done to ensure that a person is correctly diagnosed.
c. A complete medical history and physical examination test will occur to see if there is a physical illness present.
d. If one is found, an interview will be conducted to understand