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Once a dissociative fugue ends, people
 
  A) can remember their past but keep their new identity.
  B) remembers who they are but cannot remember their past.
  C) can remember everything that has happened to them.
  D) can remember their past but cannot remember what happened during the fugue.

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What is the relationship between oppositional defiant disorder and conduct disorder?
 
  A) Almost every case of oppositional defiant disorder develops into conduct disorder.
  B) Before children develop oppositional defiant disorder, they have conduct disorder first.
  C) Virtually all children who develop conduct disorder have oppositional defiant disorder first.
  D) Children who develop conduct disorder almost never had oppositional defiant disorder.
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