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The mental disorder in which a person manifests two or more distinct identities at different times , switching back and forth from one identiy to another is called: (20 points)

	panic disorder
	major depression
	multiple personality disorder
	schizophrenia
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Dissociative Identity Disorder is also called (30 points)

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	Multiple Personality Disorder
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Lithium is most commonly used to treat which mental health disorder? (30 points)

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What is stereotypic movement? (30 points)

	The motor behavior of a specific race
	Repetitive, non-functional motor behavior
	The typical movements a person makes throughout the day
	Doing the same movement over and over during an activity
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