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Match each definition with term the appropriate.
Premises:
Culturally accepted dissociative experience
Involves sudden travel away from home and work or to another location
Feeling detached from, and as if one is an observer of, one’s mental processes or body
Loss of memory for some but not all events in a specific period of time
A reversible amnesia associated with emotional, traumatic, or psychological stress
A mechanism of defense to ward off the emotional impact of traumatic, abusive events or memories
Persons may experience familiar objects or persons as strange and odd
Distinct personalities who have unique memories, attitudes, habits that are clearly different from the host individual
The person forgets each new event as it occurs
Responses:
Dissociation
Alters
Ataque de Nervios
Depersonalization
Continuous amnesia
Derealization
Dissociative amnesia
Dissociative fugue
Selective amnesia
Correct Answer:
Premises:
Responses:
Culturally accepted dissociative experience
Involves sudden travel away from home and work or to another location
Feeling detached from, and as if one is an observer of, one’s mental processes or body
Loss of memory for some but not all events in a specific period of time
A reversible amnesia associated with emotional, traumatic, or psychological stress
A mechanism of defense to ward off the emotional impact of traumatic, abusive events or memories
Persons may experience familiar objects or persons as strange and odd
Distinct personalities who have unique memories, attitudes, habits that are clearly different from the host individual
The person forgets each new event as it occurs
Premises:
Culturally accepted dissociative experience
Involves sudden travel away from home and work or to another location
Feeling detached from, and as if one is an observer of, one’s mental processes or body
Loss of memory for some but not all events in a specific period of time
A reversible amnesia associated with emotional, traumatic, or psychological stress
A mechanism of defense to ward off the emotional impact of traumatic, abusive events or memories
Persons may experience familiar objects or persons as strange and odd
Distinct personalities who have unique memories, attitudes, habits that are clearly different from the host individual
The person forgets each new event as it occurs
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