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6. Who said DID was thought to be caused by extreme trauma or abuse?
- Ross, 1997
- Elin (1995)
- Vermetten at al (2006)
7. Patients alters can differ dramatically, in accent, gender and handwriting
- Draijer and Van Zon (2013)
- Ringrose (2018)
- Putnam (1992)
8. Case studies show patients report "waking up" or finding writing of "other people" - memory loss and individual consciousness
- Whipple and Lambert (2011)
- Ringrose (2018)
- Ross (1994)
9. Each DID alter has its own set of memories, ideas, behavioural response patterns and beliefs.
- Whipple and Lamben (2011)
- Elin (1995)
- Thigpen and Cleckley (1957)
10. DID alters do not represent distinct personalities
- Putnam (1992)
- Carson and Butcher (1992)
- Coons (1986)
11. Defined DID as "trauma/stress related illness, disruption in normally integrated functions of consciousness, memory, identity, perception" ?
- Spanos (1994)
- APA, 2013
- Bethany et al (2014)
12. Sociocognitive model of DID result of media
- Spanos (1994)
- Thigpen and Cleckly (1957)
- Carson and Butcher (1992)
13. Eve case study
- Thigpen and Cleckley (1957)
- Putnam (1992)
- Coons (1986)
14. Many studies report improvement in symptoms for DID when correct approach is taken
- Draijer and Van Zon (2013)
- Vermetten et al (2006)
- Ringrose (1992)
15. DID has smaller amygdala (39%) and hippocampal (19%) volume
- Draijer and Van Zon (2013)
- Vermetten et al (2006)
- Whipple and Lambert (2011)
16. Media coverage of DID has allowed general public to fake the disorder
- Gleaves (1996)
- Vermetten et al (2006)
- Ringrose (2018)