In the individual with DID, "switches" between identities
A) usually take several days.
B) produce gaps in memory.
C) occur symmetrically, such that all identities share equal control.
D) are controlled by the host identity.

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Switches between identities in DID typically result in gaps in memory, as individuals may not remember what occurred while they were in a different identity state. The other options (A, C, and D) are not accurate. Switches may occur more rapidly or slowly, but usually not over several days (A). There is typically an uneven distribution of control between identities, with some having more influence than others (C), and the host identity does not necessarily have control over switches (D).

In the Individual with DID, "Switches" Between Identities