Jan stated that her personality "switch" is so subtle that even her therapist usually does not even realize it has happened. What does her ability to adapt to these switches so well that they aren't obvious to other people mean about the status of her DID diagnosis?

Nothing; the disruption in identity does not necessarily need to be observable by others.

Explanation:

Dissociative identity disorder is  commonly called multiple personality disorder.  it is a  mental procedure as it leads to  distortion in a person's thoughts, memories, feelings, actions, or sense of identity.it is also tragic,  traumatic b experience, event , abuse e.t.c  that took place in the individuals childhood.. Dissociative identity disorder is an accumulation of factors e.g traumatic event that has has happen at a point in that DID patient life. DID patient often isolate themselves from the rest of the world, situation or events that has violent tendencies  or painful experience e.t.c.

DID patients usually alter their identities but it differs in all DID patients. A DID patents has different identities and those identities has peculiarities and are not the same in terms of mood, attitude, race, religion , occupation, e.t.c . an identity or personality shows up  and controls the individual in every way especially their behavior and what goes on in their head. it is known as , "switching."it can be seconds or even minute to switch between personalities

answer; /// i believe its; // being treated lovingly and predictably by caregivers and learning to trust;