# MMLU-Pro / 2472

task_id: 9c057de3-0c56-5a87-ad30-98dba6e8a333
task_key: default--test--2472
task_revision_id: 1

{"category":"psychology","options":"['Behavioral theory posits that dissociative disorders are caused by genetic predispositions, while psychoanalytic theory suggests they stem from early attachment issues.', 'Dissociative disorders are caused by a chemical imbalance in the brain', 'Behavioral theory suggests dissociative disorders arise from reinforcement of certain behaviors, and psychoanalytic theory sees them as a manifestation of ego defense mechanisms.', 'Dissociative reactions are a result of unresolved childhood trauma', 'Dissociative disorders, according to behavioral theory, are the result of observational learning, while psychoanalytic theory links them to the death drive (Thanatos).', 'Psychoanalytic theory suggests dissociative disorders are learned behaviors, while behavioral theory suggests they are a form of self-punishment.', 'Psychoanalytic theory considers dissociative disorders as a byproduct of cognitive dissonance, whereas behavioral theory sees them as a consequence of classical conditioning.', 'Psychoanalytic theory attributes dissociative disorders to the failure of the Oedipus complex, while behavioral theory attributes them to the extinction of conditioned responses.', 'Psychoanalytic theory views dissociative reactions as instances of massive repression of unacceptable urges, usually relating back to the infantile sexual wishes. Behavioral theory views dissociative reactions as an avoidance response used to escape stressful stimuli.', 'Dissociative reactions are a result of social and environmental factors']","question":"What are the psychoanalytic and behavioral theoriesof dissociativedisorders?","src":"stemez-Psychology"}

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