Dr. Davis, a psychoanalyst, and Dr. Besser, a behaviourist, are discussing a case of dissociative identity disorder. It is likely that they will agree that the symptoms arise:

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Both psychoanalytic and behaviourist perspectives on dissociative identity disorder suggest that the condition arises as a defence mechanism to avoid painful information or traumatic memories. Psychoanalysts may see DID as a way to repress traumatic memories or to cope with overwhelming emotions, while behaviourists may view it as a learned avoidance response to trauma or stress. Therefore, both perspectives would likely agree that the symptoms of DID arise as an effort to avoid painful information. The other options are not typically associated with the development of dissociative identity disorder.

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