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    history of depression, anxiety and social isolation. As a young adult, she was diagnosed with Bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), attention deficit disorder (ADD), dissociative identity disorder (DID), with 14 identified personalities. Sharon was…

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    What did you like about this script? I really like the concept of this script and the manner in which the writer unfolds the story. I also liked that the writer chose to leave minor clues in the character reaction when Ikesha, Shan, and Kay were around each other. Likewise, I thought it was smart the way the writer was able to keep Ikesha’s perspective of the entire situation in the foreground of the script from the beginning to the end. With stories like these, it can be difficult to grab…

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    DCD: Dissociative Chekhovs Disorder Creative writing is no easy task. Coming up with characters, locations, and situations which can relate to audiences is almost impossible without prior experiences to work off of. Without previous knowledge, writing can fall flat and be hard to relate to. While initially Chekhov’s play The Seagull was a flop due to it’s comedic nature, when it was re-worked in a more serious light as opposed to a farce, it garnered great success. This is in part thanks to the…

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    Conditioning Treatment of Dissociative Identity Disorder The treatment of the dissociative identity disorder follows a consistent observance of psychological requirements. It is important to understand that therapists have the tendency to clearly understand the best practices regarding medication. Classical conditioning is one of the methods that can be used to ensure that dissociative identity disorder patients get their treatment. Dissociative identity disorder patients have the…

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    America to use a dissociative disorder as a defense for a violent crime. Accused of kidnapping, robbery and the rapped of three women. Claimed that Billy had 24 different personalities that had different backstories, personalities, skills and traits. Which during the time of the crimes that Billy was accused of. Billy was completely unaware of what was happening. The crimes were said to be the work of two of his personalities. Billy case fits the pattern of dissociative disorders, especially…

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    commonly dissociative identity disorder. “Deliverance, also known as exorcism or expulsion of demons, is the primary mode of treatment for mental illnesses thought to be caused by demonic possession. It is possible for deliverance practices to include violent or dangerous actions” (Mercer, pg. 602). A disorder that is frequently misdiagnosed as a demonic possession is dissociative identity disorder, more commonly known as multiple personality disorder. The characteristics of dissociative…

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    way of seeing the world, tasting, feeling, smelling, and hearing. It has the ability to change every sense that we use to experience the world around us. Dissociative Identity Disorder is where a person has more than one identity. They can show symptoms such as mood swings, amnesia, self-destructive behavior and more mental issues. This disorder changes the way the patient perceives the world in the way that each identity is different. One identity may exhibit strong leadership characteristics…

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    of struggling with her PTSD on a daily basis. Every day is a matter of keeping afloat and not succumbing to her darkness. This paper will follow Beatriz’s tumultuous life dealing with treatment, relationships, and her new diagnosis of Dissociative Identity Disorder. Beatriz’s realization of her PTSD came about in 2008 where she claims to have hit “rock bottom”. (July 29, 2012) At the time, Beatriz was a full-blown alcoholic and sex-addict frequently partying the night away. In 2008, Beatriz…

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    The main factors of which include the Cognitive Dissonance Theory, Dissociative Identity Disorder (sometimes called D.I.D.), and just the overall epidemic we have today of not doing enough critical, or original thinking of our own". I kind of see where you are going with this, but I'm not sure that Cognitive dissonance theory and D…

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    Yes Man. Jim Carrey was born in Ontario, Canada. He eventually relocated to Los Angeles, California to pursue his comedy career. He landed a spot on the show In Living Color, which set his career into motion. The disorder I believe Mr. Carrey may have is Dissociative Identity Disorder. DID is defined in our textbook as having multiple personalities while all simultaneously coexisting (Barlow and Durand, 2015). On the criteria list, the first item is “disruption of identity characterized by two…

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