There is evidence that a diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder may be invalid,at least in some cases.As discussed in your textbook,which of the following statements is NOT a piece of evidence supporting this claim?
A) The frequency of this diagnosis has increased dramatically since it first came to psychologists' attention.
B) The diagnosis frequently occurs after someone has committed a crime.
C) While older cases involved only one or two "extra" personalities, the current cases frequently involve many personalities.
D) Many therapists have claimed responsibility for causing dissociative identity disorder.

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Many therapists have claimed responsibility for causing dissociative identity disorder is not evidence supporting the claim that the diagnosis is invalid; rather, it suggests that the disorder might be influenced by therapeutic practices.

There Is Evidence That a Diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder