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The inability to remember information from the past is known as .
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In a , a person suddenly moves to a new place, assumes a new identity, and has no memory for his or her previous identity.
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People who fake a symptom or disorder in order to avoid an unwanted situation are said to be .
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Chronic worry that one has a serious medical disease, despite evidence that one does not, and frequent consultations with physicians over this worry is known as .
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People with lose functioning in a part of their bodies with no apparent physiological cause.
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Memory loss caused by brain injury is known as .
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A inflicts pain or punishment on the other personalities by engaging in harmful or dangerous behavior.
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Hilgard argued that there is a _ _ to consciousness in which our minds register information without our awareness.
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Frequent episodes in which one feels detached from one’s mental processes or body is called .
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A involves the creation or faking of illness to gain medical attention for someone else.





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