Fugue is a form of dissociative disorder most commonly associated with:
A)a belief that you no longer exist or are real.
B)loss of sensation in an appendage with no physical or neurological evidence.
C)housing multiple personalities in one body.
D)loss of identity and memories of the self.

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Fugue is characterized by a temporary loss of identity and memories of the self, often accompanied by wandering or travel. The other options describe different dissociative disorders. Choice A is depersonalization disorder, choice B is somatic symptom disorder, and choice C is dissociative identity disorder.

Fugue Is a Form of Dissociative Disorder Most Commonly Associated