In most cases, dissociative identity disorder occurs as a response to
A)an overdose of drugs or alcohol.
B)inconsistency in parental discipline.
C)a concussion or other injury to the brain.
D)extreme abuse or trauma.

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Dissociative identity disorder (DID) usually occurs as a response to extreme abuse or trauma. It is believed that the development of multiple personalities is a coping mechanism for dealing with the overwhelming nature of the trauma. DID is not typically caused by drug or alcohol abuse, inconsistent parenting, or head injury.

In Most Cases, Dissociative Identity Disorder Occurs as a Response