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Sybil/DID

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Hattie Dorsett Sybil’s mom and abuser
Mr. Dorsett Sybil’s father and a minister in denial
Dr. Cornelia Wilbur Sybil’s psychiatrist
Richard Lumis A man in a relationship with Sybil (Her alter ego Vanessa)
Sybil Isabell Dorsett The main character that has Dissociative identity disorder and is the core personality
Victoria Antoinette Scharleau An alter ego that is the memory trace of Sybil’s selves
Peggy Ann An alter ego who is a counterpart of Peggy Lou and often more fearful than angry
Peggy Lou An alter ego who is very assertive and enthusiastic
Mary Lucinda Saunders Dorsett An alter ego who is thoughtful and home loving
Marsha An alter ego who is very depressed, extremely emotional, and very suicidal
Vanessa Gail Dorsett Intensely dramatic and very musical. She goes on dates with Richard
The New Sybil The collection of the other 16 selves
What is the DSMIV criteria for Dissociative Identity Disorder? A. The presence of two or more distinct identities or personality states (each with its own relatively enduring pattern of perceiving, relating to, and thinking about the environment and self). What significance is the color purple to Sybil?
What gender is affected most by DID? Females
What is dissociation? When your mind breaks away
Created by: Marledge
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