Dissociative identity
Dissociative identity disorder is
when a person has two or more distinct personalities or identities. Their
alternative personalities may be a different age and gender and demonstrate
different moods and preferences. When a personality is not in control, it detaches
and may be unaware of what is happening. For the question given above, the
court-appointed psychiatrist knows immediately that Ferris does not suffer from
dissociative identity disorder, as the host is never conscious of the alter
egos.
I believe the result of the battle was Inconclusive.
Answer:
Explanation:
Mountains have a certain point of where they can block certain things. In the news they could say this area is going to receiv massive winds or a massive amount of snow, but unless they count the mountains in the equation of snow and winds in that area that eww could be fake. Mountains could stop an area from have snow or winds because they are blocking it.
The answer is D. Lacks capacity to appreciate the wrongfulness of his act
