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1. ADepersonalisation during panic attacks suggests an underlying dementia process
2. BDepersonalisation occurring during panic attacks reliably indicates an underlying psychotic disorder process
3. CDepersonalisation occurs only as a primary, persistent disorder unrelated to anxiety
4. DDepersonalisation during panic attacks confirms a diagnosis of dissociative identity disorder
5. EDepersonalisation can occur as a transient secondary phenomenon during anxiety or panic episodes