Multiple Personality Or Dissociative Disorder

Multiple personality - or dissociative disorder of identity - is a psychiatric disorder that is characterized by the person acquiring more than one identity that controls their behavior. Each of these "alter egos" develops its own relationship with reality. The process is involuntary and produces a break in the unity of the personality. Associative memory is lost; once one of the "alter" is executed, the others disappear completely.

The symptoms of this disorder vary depending on the individual, but the most frequent are: manifestations, beliefs and multiple attitudes, very dissimilar from each other; distortions in subjective time; Loss of memory; depersonalization; fears; paranoia headaches of unknown origin; anguish; anxieties; soliloquies,