Some clinicians maintain that most cases of dissociative identity disorder are rooted in: a. early reinforcement for avoiding reality. b. a genetic predisposition for engaging in fantasy. c. a deficiency

Some clinicians maintain that most cases of dissociative identity disorder are rooted in:

a. early reinforcement for avoiding reality.
b. a genetic predisposition for engaging in fantasy.
c. a deficiency in certain neurotransmitters in the brain.
d. severe emotional trauma that occurred during childhood.

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