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depersonalization/derealization

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Which is suggested as the MOST common cause of dissociate amnesia? Stressors and traumas
Similarities between DID and what other disorder have been observed by researchers due to shared criteria? Post-traumatic stress disorder
Disorders that involve certain altered states of consciousness and disruptions in memory are known as _____. dissociative disorders
What is considered central to the etiology of the development of DID? A history of childhood physical and sexual abuse
Transcranial magnetic stimulation to the _____ has shown some success in treating depersonalization. temporal parietal junction
Which of the following is the main goal for treatment of DID? Work toward an understanding and reintegration of the different personalities
For those with DID, switching between alter egos is MOST likely caused by which of the following? stressors
_____ is a complete loss of memory for one’s life history and possibly one’s identity. generalized amnesia
what must be ruled out before the diagnosis of dissociate amnesia can be given? Are physiological causes a concern?
Memory loss in dissociative amnesia is usually associated with a sexual assault, an automobile accident, a war experience
Which of the dissociative disorders is most unusual, has strange symptoms, receives the most attention in the literature, and remains the most controversial? dissociative identity disorder
While Jeanette did NOT lose contact with reality, she did have a sense of detachment from herself, objects, and people in her surrounding environment. What disorder is Jeanette MOST likely experiencing? Depersonalization/derealization disorder
Common co-occurring disorders with dissociative amnesia are? conversion disorder, depressive disorders, personality disorders
The number of personalities may range from 2 to more than 100, but in half of the cases, the individual has _____ or fewer identities. 10
What is the most common presentation for dissociative amnesia? Selective, chronic loss of memory that did not have a sudden onset
Most people diagnosed with DID also develop which of the following disorders? Post-traumatic stress disorder
what is the unintended and preventable induction of a condition or disorder by a therapist during the treatment process? Iatrogenesis
which dissociative disorder requires the presence of two or more distinct personalities that disrupt one's personal identity and sense of personal control? dissociative identity disorder
Which is the rare form of amnesia that involves a complete memory loss and perhaps loss of one’s identity? generalized amnesia
what is the typical course of DID? the course tends to be fluctuating and chronic
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