After severe stress, a fictional man is found in another city and cannot remember his name or past. What dissociative disorder best matches this pattern?

A fictional student cannot recall several weeks around a traumatic event but has no separate identity states. What dissociative disorder best fits?

A fictional teen often feels outside his own body and says the room seems unreal, but he knows these feelings are not literally true. What disorder fits?

A fictional adult has two distinct identity states that take control at different times, with recurring gaps in memory. What dissociative disorder fits?

In psychology, what is the main controversy about dissociative identity disorder?

Which symptom is central to dissociative amnesia?

Which personality disorder cluster is described as odd or eccentric?

Which personality disorder cluster is described as dramatic, emotional, or erratic?

Which personality disorder cluster is described as anxious or fearful?

A fictional woman has lifelong odd beliefs, eccentric speech, and sharp discomfort with close relationships. What personality disorder cluster is this?

A fictional man is extremely dependent on reassurance, fears separation, and avoids choices unless others guide him. What personality disorder cluster is this?

A fictional adult shows intense attention-seeking, rapidly shifting emotions, and impulsive dramatic behavior across settings. What cluster is this?

A fictional young adult has unstable relationships, frantic efforts to avoid abandonment, and rapid shifts in self-image. Which personality disorder fits best?

A fictional adult repeatedly lies, breaks rules, starts fights, and shows little remorse for harming others. Which personality disorder fits best?

A fictional 19-year-old scams classmates, stole often before age 15, and feels no guilt when others are hurt. Which personality disorder fits best?

A fictional person idealizes a friend one day, then calls the friend hateful after a minor slight, while feeling chronically empty. Which disorder fits best?

A fictional adult repeatedly disregards safety, manipulates others for gain, and is unmoved by the harm caused. Which personality disorder fits best?

A fictional partner panics over small signs of rejection, has intense mood swings, and changes goals and values suddenly. Which disorder fits best?

A fictional student severely restricts food, has significantly low body weight, and intensely fears gaining weight. What eating disorder fits?

A fictional adult eats unusually large amounts in secret and then vomits several times a week for months. What eating disorder fits?

A fictional person has repeated episodes of eating very large amounts with loss of control but does not purge, fast, or overexercise afterward. What disorder fits?

DSM-5 requires the binge eating and compensatory behaviors in bulimia nervosa to occur, on average, how often?

A fictional teen meets the criteria for anorexia nervosa but also regularly eats large amounts with a loss of control and then makes herself vomit. Which DSM-5 subtype applies?

Compared with anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, binge-eating disorder is notable for what demographic pattern?

A fictional child has difficulty with back-and-forth conversation, limited eye contact, and highly restricted interests. Which disorder fits?

A fictional child has long-term trouble sustaining attention, fidgets constantly, and interrupts in both school and home settings. Which disorder fits?

A fictional child receives typical instruction and has normal vision but persistently struggles with accurate word reading and spelling. Which disorder fits?

DSM-5 ADHD requires a persistent pattern of what?

Autism spectrum disorder is defined by social communication deficits plus what other feature?

A fictional child scores far below average on IQ tests and needs help with everyday skills like dressing and handling money, problems that began in early childhood. Which disorder fits?