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Research into the memories of those claiming to suffer from dissociative identity disorder (DID) has found that information presented to one alter is usually available to the other. This finding has shed doubt on the concept of amnesia across alternate personalities in cases of DID. This situation demonstrates which of the six principles mentioned in your chapter?
A) falsifiability
B) correlation vs. causation
C) extraordinary claims
D) Occams Razor

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