Which statement provides the most persuasive argument against a psychodynamic explanation for dissociative identity disorder?
A) Hardly any case studies support a psychodynamic explanation.
B) Repression cannot be used to explain the disorder.
C) Most abused children don't develop the disorder.
D) Psychodynamic therapists do not even attempt to treat the disorder.

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Most abused children don't develop dissociative identity disorder, suggesting that factors other than those proposed by psychodynamic theories, such as repression, are likely involved in the development of the disorder.

Which Statement Provides the Most Persuasive Argument Against a Psychodynamic