Which of the following is a characteristic of dissociative fugue?
A) Memories are typically never recovered.
B) People often can't remember their identities or previous lives while they are in the fugue state.
C) One's personality during a fugue state closely resembles their former personality.
D) The individual often has the sense of being separated from her or his body.

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Dissociative fugue is a dissociative disorder characterized by sudden and unexpected travel and an inability to recall one's identity or past. People who experience dissociative fugue often cannot remember their identities or previous lives while they are in the fugue state.

Which of the Following Is a Characteristic of Dissociative Fugue