Ms. Hall consulted a physician because of the following experience: The week before, she felt that another voice was talking to her, although she tried to ignore it.
She then had a period of hours which she was unable to recall, but her boyfriend reported later that during that period she behaved like a completely different person, being loud and boisterous in contrast to her usual shy, sedate personality. She had never had a similar experience and was at a loss to explain it. Ms. Hall's symptoms meet the criteria for:
a) Schizophrenia
b) Depersonalization disorder
c) Dissociative identity disorder
d) None of the above
Question 2
Endorsing the item I've been giving up the attempt to cope would likely lead to a high score on the _____________ scale from the COPE.
a) restraint
b) suppression of competing activities
c) behavioural disengagement
d) denial
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