Answer: Dissociative disorder
The disruptions or
breakdowns of memory, awareness, identity, surroundings, or perception
describes an individual with dissociative disorder. They are characterized by
an escape from reality that are involuntary and unhealthy and cause problems
with functioning in everyday life. In addition, people with dissociative
disorder use detachment as a defense mechanism pathologically and involuntarily.
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