One of the teaching techniques used by the professor responsible for teaching abnormal psychology is an activity in which students act out disorders. Each student receives a card with the name of a disorder. Another student provides direction to help the student act out the disorder. Which of the following might be the most helpful direction for a student portraying a person with dissociative fugue?

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Dissociative fugue involves sudden, unexpected travel away from one's home or workplace with an inability to recall one's past. It doesn't typically involve aggressive behavior, babbling, or staring into space, nor does it necessarily involve looking down and walking slowly. Acting normally can be a part of dissociative fugue since individuals may appear normal to observers despite not remembering their identity.

One of the Teaching Techniques Used by the Professor Responsible