What is "integration"?
Correct answer: C. When the personalities become a whole
- A. When the host and the dominant team up
- B. When the personalities disagree
- C. When the personalities become a whole
- D. When the personalities take over from each other
Explanation
Integration in dissociative identity disorder refers to formerly separate identity states becoming a unified whole. It is different from switching, in which one identity takes control from another.
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