Some psychologists believe the increase in the diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder in recent years in the United States reflects a "fad" because

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This choice states that the rarity of the diagnosis in Great Britain suggests that the increase in diagnosis in the United States is not due to an actual increase in the disorder but rather a cultural or societal trend. This implies that the diagnosis may be a "fad." The other choices may be factors in the increase in diagnosis, but they do not necessarily support the idea of it being a "fad."

Some Psychologists Believe the Increase in the Diagnosis of Dissociative