In the twenty-first century in the United States, the number of diagnosed cases per year of dissociative identity disorder has:
A) increased significantly (almost doubling).
B) increased slightly.
C) remained unchanged.
D) decreased.

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The number of diagnosed cases per year of dissociative identity disorder in the United States has increased significantly, almost doubling, in the twenty-first century. This is attributed to better recognition and understanding of the disorder among mental health professionals, as well as a reduction in stigma which encourages more people to seek help.

In the Twenty-First Century in the United States, the Number