Increased activity in brain areas linked with the control and inhibition of traumatic memories has been linked with A. dissociative identity disorder. B. antisocial personality disorder. C. major depressive disorder. D. anorexia nervosa.

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Ari Daniels

9 June, 03:40

Increased activity in brain areas linked with the control and inhibition of traumatic memories has been linked with A. dissociative identity disorder. B. antisocial personality disorder. C. major depressive disorder. D. anorexia nervosa.

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Darien Cunningham · Answer 1

A. dissociative identity disorder.

Explanation:

Dissociative identity disorder is an Increased activity in brain areas linked with the control and inhibition of traumatic memories. This is also known as multiple personality disorder alternating between the maintenance and managing of two differential personality identities. Dissociative identity disorder is usually accompanied and caused by traumatic stress disorder.

Antisocial personality disorder is cognitive state where in which one individual failed to comply with the rights of others without any repentance

Major depressive disorder also known as Clinical depression is frequent depressed mood leading to notably impairment in daily life.

Anorexia nervosa: It is a form of obesity leading to increased weight by what they feed on.