Most cases of dissociative identity disorder are associated with

Brain functions that result from the normal day-to-day experiences of an infant's life are called

routine-related. experience-expectant. experience-dependent. experience-derived.

During adolescence, siblings who are close in age may go out of their way to choose different interests, activities, and friends, in a process called

A) separation anxiety. B) de-identification. C) sibling collusion. D) nonshared environment.