Psychology 2030A/B Lecture Notes - Lecture 5: Dissociative Identity Disorder, Fugue State, Psychogenic Amnesia
25 Feb 2018
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1980s to the early 1990s the diagnosis of multiple personality disorder (now referred to as dissociative identity disorder), there appeared to be an increase in the reported number of people suffering from dissociative identity disorder (did). Dissociative identity disorder (did: formerly called multiple personality disorder (not to be confused with schizophrenia, hollywood"s depiction (the three faces of eve and sybil, definition, a presence within a person of two or more distinct personality states, each. Functional impairment and epidemiology: functional impairment, lack of research, impairment result of dissociative disorder or another psychological disorder, epidemiology, inconsistencies in research reporting prevalence, both men and women suffer from dissociative disorders. Sex, race, ethnicity, development, and the facts: may represent a (cid:498)culture-bound syndrome(cid:499, onset ranges from adolescence to early adulthood (15. 9 to 22. 8 years, children and dissociative disorders. Sociocognitive theory of did: spanos (1994, alternative to posttraumatic theory.
