Victor, a New York City investment broker, quit his job in a fit of rage after being accused of embezzling thousands of dollars
of his clients' money. Four months later, the police discovered Victor driving a cab in Los Angeles. Victor claimed that his name was actually George Saunders, that he had always been a cab driver in Los Angeles, and that he had no knowledge of Victor. Even after he was positively identified as Victor, ―George Saunders‖ insisted that he was someone else. Assuming that he was not faking his condition to escape arrest, Victor was probably suffering from_________. A) a personality disorder.
B) a fugue state.
C) antisocial personality disorder.
D) dissociative identity disorder.
