In a person diagnosed with dissociative identity disorder, a "switch" can be characterized in all of the following situations except when:
A)A male alter changes into a female alter
B)There are changes in physical appearance and speech mannerisms
C)There is a change in dominant handedness and eyeglass prescriptions
D)The person shows an over active imagination

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The other options (A, B, and C) are all examples of situations in which a switch can be characterized in a person with dissociative identity disorder. However, an overactive imagination is not a defining characteristic of a switch and is not directly related to the manifestation of alters.

In a Person Diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder, a "Switch