Which of the following statements accurately describes dissociative fugue?

Dissociative fugue is a subtype of dissociative amnesia and is characterized by sudden, unexpected travel or bewildered wandering during which the person is unable to recall some or all of their past. This dissociative disorder is typically triggered by extreme psychological stress or trauma. Unlike the other choices, dissociative fugue is intrinsically linked to memory loss and a specific behavior pattern of travel or wandering coupled with amnesia, making choice B the accurate description of dissociative fugue.