Memory loss for all or part of a stressful event is called:
A) dissociative identity disorder.
B) dissociative fugue.
C) depersonalization.
D) dissociative amnesia.

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Dissociative amnesia is defined as the inability to recall important personal information, usually related to a traumatic or stressful event. This can be limited to a specific period of time or can include broader gaps in memory.

Memory Loss for All or Part of a Stressful Event