Which of the following is true regarding the trauma model of dissociative disorders?

A) This model was very popular but is no longer accepted.
B) According to the model, dissociative disorders develop secondary to severe trauma in adulthood.
C) The model posits that people are most likely to develop dissociative disorders after a motor vehicle accident.
D) The model proposes that people who are high in agreeableness are susceptible to dissociation.
E) According to the model, high hypnotizability is a risk factor for dissociative disorders.

The trauma model of dissociative disorders proposes that dissociation develops as a coping mechanism in response to severe trauma, typically in childhood. One of the key risk factors for dissociation according to this model is high hypnotizability. While motor vehicle accidents or other types of trauma in adulthood may trigger dissociative symptoms in individuals with a history of childhood trauma, they are not the primary cause of dissociative disorders according to the trauma model. The trauma model has been and continues to be a widely accepted theory of dissociation. The idea that agreeableness is a risk factor for dissociation is not supported by research.