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Answer:
"Psychomotor Agitation", "Psychomotor Retar dation".
Explanation:
Bethany is most likely experiencing "Psychomotor Agitation" while Bernard is showing signs of "Psychomotor Retar dation".
Psychomotor Agitation is a variety of actions that are done for no actual reason. This is usually caused from anxiety from life problems and shows up in different forms such as pacing, talking fast, biting your nails, tapping your foot, etc.
"Psychomotor Retar dation". is the opposite of Agitation in which the person suffering from this starts to perform regular tasks such as speaking and normal movements in a much slower manner than usual.
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Answer:
psychodynamic; dissociative identity disorder
Explanation:
A psychologist explains a disorder as follows. "The disorder develops because, in the face of overwhelming stress, the person has the capacity to dissociate and wall off the traumatic experience. This happens when there is no support in the family." The psychologist probably holds a psychodynamic perspective on dissociative identity disorder. According to Freud's psychodynamic theory, the psychodynamic approach aims to give the patient’s ego back its mastery over lost provinces of his mental life” and psychodynamic perspective is well suited for the treatment of dissociative identity disorder such as stress, traumatic experience and hard times