Depersonalization/derealization disorder differs from the other dissociative disorders, in that
A) there are no symptoms of memory impairment or identity confusion.
B) there does not appear to be any sort of dissociative process going on.
C) only with this disorder is there a loss of awareness of one's central and knowing self.
D) there are reduced symptoms or no symptoms of a feeling of depersonalization/ derealization.
E) it alone is associated with history of trauma, particularly emotional abuse.

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Depersonalization/derealization disorder is characterized by a persistent or recurrent feeling of detachment from one's body or thoughts (depersonalization) and/or a sense of unreality or detachment from the environment (derealization), without the significant memory impairment or identity confusion seen in other dissociative disorders.

Depersonalization/derealization Disorder Differs from the Other Dissociative Disorders, in That