Question 3 of 10 A man checked himself into a Seattle hospital. He didn't know who he was and had no idea how he got to Seattle . The hospital staff could find nothing wrong with him and sent his picture to TV stations A relative who lived in England recognized the man and came to get him. The man was probably suffering from: A. dissociative identity disorder. B. generalized anxiety disorder. C. dissociative fugue. D. schizoid disorder.

The situation described in the question suggests that the man experienced a sudden loss of memory about his identity and how he arrived at his location, which aligns with the characteristics of dissociative fugue. Dissociative fugue is a subtype of dissociative amnesia where an individual suddenly travels away from home or work and cannot recall their past, including personal information such as their identity.<br /><br />Therefore, the correct answer is:<br /><br />C. dissociative fugue.