Dissociative fugue has been most likely to occur as a result of ______.
A) a jail sentence
B) war or a comparable disaster
C) breakup of a significant relationship
D) a financial disaster

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Dissociative fugue is commonly triggered by severe emotional stress, such as war or a natural disaster that causes intense fear and panic. The individual experiencing the fugue may suddenly travel to a new location and have no memory of their past identity or life. A jail sentence, breakup, or financial disaster may cause emotional distress, but they are not typically severe enough to trigger dissociative fugue.

Dissociative Fugue Has Been Most Likely to Occur as a Result