Question

Neal used to be fairly social at work and enjoyed breaks and lunches with his coworkers. He played on the office softball team during the summer and volunteered with office charity efforts during the winter. After the company was sold, however, the workload increased, control decreased, and appreciation vanished. Neal now arrives at work a few minutes before his workday starts, enters his cubicle, puts on his headphones and tunes out everyone else. He takes his breaks alone and usually eats lunch alone. Neal's behavior is most indicative of _____.

Answer 1

Answer:Depersonalization disorder

Step-by-step explanation:

Depersonalization disorder is a condition that makes an individual feel detached from their own thoughts and body.

A person feels like they are a spectator in their own lives. A person is still in touch with reality. It can last from few moments to years. This disorder may result from a person who has strated using drugs, who suffering from personality disorder,seizure disorder and other mental disorders.

It is associated with dissociative disorders which are mental conditions that occurs when someone has a memory breakdown,disrupted identity, awareness and consciousness.

These changes will alter the person's normal daily functions in which their social and work activities and the relationships changes.