Which one of the following statements about Dissociative Disorders is not true?

Mohamed has been diagnosed with Depersonalisation/Derealisation Disorder. Which of the following symptoms should be present?

Thabang, a junior accountant, is regarded by his boss as a dedicated and energetic young man who works very hard and is passionate about his job. However, since being involved in a motorbike accident about two months ago, Thabang constantly finds himself experiencing feelings of anxiety and confusion about the events surrounding the accident, and his boss has noted a significant drop in his work performance. Which of the following factors for judging abnormal behaviour are applicable to Thabang’s situation?

The basis of the multidimensional integrative approach to understanding psychopathology is that each dimension on its own (psychological, biological, emotional, etc.) - - - - -

Minimising the effects of psychiatric institutionalisation by facilitating individuals with mental disorders returning to their community refers to-------------------

Neo believes he is Shaka Zulu, reborn. He believes that he is destined to lead the South African Defence Force to take over Botswana, Mozambique, and Zimbabwe and to form a new nation, which he will lead and then pass on to his sons. He has accumulated spears and carries them around when walking down the street. Identify the criteria of abnormal behaviour that are most evidently met with regard to Neo’s case?

Themba lost his parents at the age of 6 and had to be raised in various foster care centres since there was no one from his extended family members to take care of him. While at school, Themba understood that his upbringing differed from that of other children who had parents and a place to call home. Despite the challenges in his upbringing, Themba has always been determined. He believed that he would realise his full potential and achieve his dream of becoming a neurosurgeon one day. Themba is most likely a proponent of the - - - - perspective.

“Mentally disturbed people are not monsters inhabited by the devil. They are unfortunate, sick individuals who have diseases of the brain”. This quote best illustrates the - - - - - perspective of abnormal behaviour.

A psychologist

who sees a client's psychological problems as caused by a lack of the requisite

socially acceptable behaviours, as well as insufficient feedback regarding

their actions, would most likely support which model of psychopathology?