In most cases, the disorder called dissociative amnesia occurs as a response to:

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Dissociative amnesia is a dissociative disorder caused by severe stress, trauma, or an extremely distressing situation. It is a response to overwhelming emotional or psychological trauma and often involves the inability to remember important personal information or events. Therefore, the answer is A, as stress, trauma or an extremely distressing situation is the main cause of dissociative amnesia.

In Most Cases, the Disorder Called Dissociative Amnesia Occurs as a Response