Some theorists conclude that dissociative disorders may be a form of:

A) daydreaming.
B) hallucinations.
C) self-hypnosis.
D) disordered thinking.

Dissociative disorders involve a disconnection and lack of continuity between thoughts, memories, surroundings, actions, and identity. The concept of self-hypnosis aligns with this as it suggests an altered state of consciousness or a form of self-induced dissociation, where individuals may detach from their immediate surroundings or from their physical presence, similar to the dissociative experiences.