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Researchers suspect that people who struggle with maladaptive daydreaming may have an innate ability for immersive imaginative fantasies. Many discover this ability early on in childhood, realising fantasy and daydreams can be used to regulate distress. By creating an inner world of comfort, they're able to escape from reality. Some maladaptive daydreamers may use daydreaming as a coping strategy. For example, daydreaming activity can distract from an unpleasant reality which may help to cope with trauma, difficult life events or social isolation. But doing so can lead to a vicious cycle of compulsive fantasy, where using fantasy to avoid negative emotions exacerbates the urge to daydream. In many ways, daydreaming becomes an addictive behaviour that fuels the very problems it was intended to alleviate. Though maladaptive daydreaming has been garnering an increasing amount of attention online and through social media, it's not yet formally recognised in psychiatric diagnostic manuals. This means many health professionals may be unaware of the condition, leading to misdiagnosis or, dismissal of symptoms, creating further distress, isolation, and shame for maladaptive daydreamers. Many instead turn to online forums for peer support and recognition. Adapted from: https:/theconuersation.com/daydreamings-dark-side-the-compu/siue-comp/ex-fantasy-disorder-that-dominates-some-peoples-dailyliues-195767 19. The reason people have maladaptive daydreaming is probably because .... A. people naturally tend to escape from reality B. it hasn't been acknowledged as a mental health issue C. people cannot afford to consult a psychiatric to deal with its early symptoms D. some of them ha.:,e continuously daydreamt to cope with stress since childhood E. many psychiatrists neglect its early symptoms when the sufferer were still young

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