Bobbie Ann Mason

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    Last year, I had the opportunity to meet and listen to one of The University of Georgia’s greatest running backs in history, Herschel Walker. Being the UGA fan that I am, I was a little star-struck when meeting the 1982 Heisman Trophy winner. He worked with a medical agency touring Department of Defense locations while promoting the ideals of seeking mental health care when needed. Mr. Walker cared so deeply about advocating to apply for treatment, he went as far as self-disclosing with our…

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    with this speculation it is important to consider the case of Shirley Ardell Mason. Although not the first documented case of dissociative identity disorder, the story of Shirley Mason is irrefutably one of the most influential. Born in Dodge Center, Minnesota in 1923, Shirley Mason was an American commercial artist best known for having her life documented in the 1973 best-selling book, “Sybil.” In her childhood, Mason was subject to continual sexual abuse. She had many confirmed psychological…

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    desk chair, and, moving so fast that she seemed to do everything at once, ripped up the letters that had been in her lap and threw the remains in the wastebasket.” (Schreiber). This was the moment the doctor met Peggy Ann; the personality that handled anger unlike Sybil. Peggy Ann informed the doctor of some of the time she spent with Sybil, and the feelings she had toward the doctor leaving in Omaha. Dr. Wilbur began to understand there was more to the case than it seemed and requested the…

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    wake up myself. I know I can count on my mom when I’m at home, but at the university, I had to be more responsible. It felt like a preview of my life in college and I am glad I got to experience this. Also, I received two college credits to George Mason University for completing the program. I am happy I had all these experiences that make me a little more positive in what I want in my…

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    Dissociative Identity Disorder in Fight Club Fight Club, a movie directed by David Fincher, sheds light on the characteristic traits and symptoms of Dissociative Identity Disorder through the character portrayed by Edward Norton. Edward Norton, the protagonist of the story is seen throughout the film talking to a friend and engaging in chaotic and risky behavior which were influenced by his friend. This is seen throughout the movie where they made a Fight Club and started embarking on projects…

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    In the early 1800 's it was to believe that a person was possessed by evil spirits, now known as dissociative identity disorder. Dissociative identity disorder is a mental disorder previously referred to as multiple personality disorder. In the DSM-5 dissociative identity disorder replaced multiple personality disorder because the name emphasized the disruption of a person 's identity. The big reason for the change was to clear up the people 's misconception that rose from the name, multiple…

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    Sybil Dissociative Fugue

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    As you already know I am Sybil’s psychologist. I have been working closely with her for a period of almost a decade. You already know Sybil was clinically diagnosed with numerous psychological disorders in which required vigorous therapy. I however wanted to explain the events that had led up to my diagnosis and your rather sudden departure. When Sybil first came to see me she was unable to recall how she arrived here. Earlier the same day Sybil had returned to her conscious self and awoken in…

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    Along with Billy Milligan and Kim Noble, Shirley Ardell Mason, in other words known as Sybil, takes place as a widely known individual who got diagnosed with Dissociative Identity Disorder. Shirley Mason became the main character in a famous movie along with a book, called Sybil. As Wikipedia states, the name Sybil Isabel Dorsett was given to the main character in order to protect Shirley Ardell Mason’s identity, but during the remake of the movie in 2007, Mason’s name appears at the conclusion…

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    For my career path, I have chosen to study Information Systems and Operations Management while at George Mason. This major will allow me to learn the basic knowledge that I will need to be success in the field of business. It will also provide with the tools I will need in order to become a project manager or general manager for a blossoming company. My goal during my time at George Mason is to maximize the opportunities that I have to become better educated and learn how to live on my own. My…

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    Bern Notice: The Rise of Sanders It was a well-timed coincidence that I was able to take my exchange semester to the United States in the midst of the strangest presidential election in years. But while the world is talking about the soundbites of Donald Trump, you’d be hard-pressed to find a student on campus that has not taken notice of the rise of Bernie Sanders. When most old white men are associated with maintaining the status quo, you might be forgiven if your passing glance at American…

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