An example of dissociative trance disorder is ________
A) a person who enters into a trance state more than once.
B) a person who believes that he or she can voluntarily be possessed by a spirit and enjoys allowing this to happen.
C) a person who often feels as though the world around him or her isn't real, although he or she knows it is.
D) a person who believes he or she is at times possessed by a spirit and is extremely upset because of this.

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Dissociative trance disorder involves involuntary dissociative states that may include alterations in consciousness, identity, and memory, often attributed to spirit possession. The key aspect is the distress or impairment it causes, as highlighted in option D, where the person is extremely upset because of the perceived possession.

An Example of Dissociative Trance Disorder Is ________