Multiple Choice
How does dissociative amnesia differ from amnesia in general
A) Dissociative amnesia involves an actual loss of memory; in general, amnesia does not.
B) In general, there is a physiological basis for amnesia; in dissociative amnesia, there is not.
C) Dissociative amnesia is more severe than simple amnesia.
D) There is really no appreciable difference between the two forms of amnesia.
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