Research Suggests Many Reasons to Disbelieve Claims That Dissociative Disorders

Research suggests many reasons to disbelieve claims that dissociative disorders are prevalent but overlooked. The following are all reasons presented in the textbook for this EXCEPT

A) most cases of DID are diagnosed by a small group of advocates.
B) the increase in the frequency of the diagnosis correlated with the release of a popular book and movie.
C) DID is rarely diagnosed outside of Canada and the United States.
D) the diagnosis of DID has been associated with specific religious groups.