What is the main characteristic of dissociative identity disorder?

A. Memory loss
B. Multiple distinct personalities
C. Mood swings
D. Fear of social interactions

Answer: Multiple distinct personalities

Additional Information: Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is characterized by two or more distinct personality states.

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