A common factor in many cases of dissociative identity disorder is childhood abuse

Mendel's work is regarded as great science. His work shows that scientists

(a) must never speculate about things that they cannot observe directly (b) must use complex mathematics to be seen as making great advances (c) often work in large research groups and under intense pressure to publish first (d) sometimes make great strides when they combine careful observation with speculation, even about entities that cannot be seen (e) generally require elaborate instruments, such as telescopes, to make progress

On a whim, 16-year-old Bre decided to get a short haircut. When she walks into school the next day, she feels as if everyone in the entire school is watching her. This is most likely an example of

A) personal fable. B) abstract thought. C) reflective thinking. D) imaginary audience.