Fugue states do not generally appear until early adolescence but they more commonly occur in adulthood.

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Fugue states, a type of dissociative amnesia where a person temporarily loses access to their personal identity and may wander or start a new life during the fugue episode, typically do not manifest until early adolescence and are more commonly observed in adults. This is due to the complex psychological and environmental factors contributing to dissociative disorders, which are less likely to coalesce in younger children.

Fugue States Do Not Generally Appear Until Early Adolescence but They