Dissociative Identity Disorder involves individuals suddenly and unexpectedly leaving their home, traveling to a new locale, and taking up a new identity.

This statement is incorrect. Dissociative Identity Disorder involves the presence of two or more distinct identities or personality states within an individual. These identities typically have their own distinct memories, behaviors, and attitudes. The individual may also experience gaps in their memory, loss of time, and other dissociative symptoms. While it is possible for someone with DID to travel and take up a new identity, this typically occurs as a result of switching between identities rather than a sudden and conscious decision to leave one's home and adopt a new persona.