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An example of dissociative trance disorder is
 
  a. a person who enters into a trance state more than once.
  b. a person who believes that he or she can voluntarily be possessed by a spirit and enjoy allowing this to happen.
  c. a person who often feels as though the world around him or her isn't real, although he or she knows it is.
  d. a person who believes he or she is at times possessed by a spirit and is extremely upset because of this.

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In which of the following disorders is a comorbid diagnosis of depression most commonly seen?
 
  a. Antisocial personality disorder
  b. Obsessive compulsive personality disorder
  c. Dependent personality disorder
  d. Histrionic personality disorder
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