A comparison of dissociative reactions in "normals" and in DID patients indicates that the experience of dissociation is in normal versus DID patients.
A) very different
B) very similar
C) identical
D) so different as to have no similarities at all

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Dissociation in "normals" refers to temporary and typically mild experiences, such as daydreaming or spacing out. In contrast, dissociative identity disorder (DID) involves severe and chronic dissociation, including amnesia for past events or alternate identities. Therefore, the experience of dissociation is very different in normal individuals compared to those with DID.

A Comparison of Dissociative Reactions in "Normals" and in DID