In the context of the origins of dissociative disorders, both psychodynamic and learning theories suggest that:
A)people with dissociative disorders are always indifferent toward bad memories.
B)dissociative disorders help people keep disturbing memories or ideas out of mind.
C)dissociative disorders are not culture-bound.
D)unpleasant thoughts associated with dissociative disorder cannot be kept out of mind.

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Both psychodynamic and learning theories suggest that dissociative disorders serve as a defense mechanism to keep disturbing memories or ideas out of conscious awareness. This is believed to be a coping mechanism for individuals who have experienced traumatic events and helps them avoid the anxiety and distress associated with these memories.

In the Context of the Origins of Dissociative Disorders, Both