In contrast to the other dissociative disorders,depersonalization:
A) is extremely rare.
B) involves a more severe disturbance in identity.
C) involves a period of "aimless wandering."
D) is quite common and is generally nothing more than an unsettling experience.

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Depersonalization is the most common dissociative disorder and is generally experienced as a temporary feeling of being detached from one's self or surroundings. It is not typically associated with more severe disturbances in identity (such as in dissociative identity disorder) or with "aimless wandering" (such as in dissociative fugue).

In Contrast to the Other Dissociative Disorders,depersonalization