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Dissociative Fugue
Derived from the French word 'to flee,' dissociative fugue is a symptom of dissociative amnesia where an individual suddenly wanders away from home. During these episodes, they experience confusion about their identity and may even adopt a new one.
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Duration of Dissociative Fugue Episodes
A person is found in a distant city, working under a new name and with a new life story. They have no recollection of their past, their original identity, or how they traveled to their new location. This state began shortly after they experienced a significant personal tragedy. Which of the following descriptions best fits this individual's experience?