Split personality
Medical conditions
This entry is a polysemous word with a total of 2 meanings
Dissociative identity disorder, or multiple personality disorder, is a type of mental disorder often confused with schizophrenia, and an earlier version of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) named it MultiplePersonality Disorder (MPD), later renamed Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), multiple personality is the existence of more than one personality (if there are only two, it is called "dual personality"), as if "several souls live in one body".
Schizophrenia is called "Dissociative/Intermittent Personality Disorders" in its scientific name, alias "Dissociative Identity Disorder", and its clinical symptoms and course of disease are closely related to traumatic experience. Acute stress response and post-traumatic stress disorder can be seen clinically. Usually through changing the environment, supportive psychotherapy and sedation and sleep therapy, the effect is better.
Chinese name
Split personality
Foreign name
DissociativeDisorders
Alias
Dissociative identification disorder
Scientific name
Dissociative Disorder/Intermittent Separation of Personality
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Features Diagnosis Based on Epidemiology Multiple Personality Disorder Personality Dissociation Typical Cases
Symptoms
The characteristics of schizophrenic personality disorder in "Classification Scheme and Diagnostic Criteria of Mental Disorders in China" are expressed as:
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1. Have genetically bizarre beliefs, or behaviors that are disproportionate to the cultural background, such as belief in perspective, telepathy, psychic abilities, and sixth senses.
2. Abnormal or special behavior such as strange clothing, sloppy appearance, inappropriate behavior, unclear habits or purposes.
3. Weird speech, such as digression, improper use of words, improper simplicity, unclear expression of opinions, not caused by factors such as educational level or intellectual disability.
4. Unusual perceptual experiences, such as transient delusions, hallucinations, seeing non-existent people.
5. Indifferent to people, no exception to relatives, lack of warmth and consideration.
6. Indifferent expression and lack of vivid emotional experience.
7. Multiple separate activities, active communication with people is limited to the contact necessary in life or work, and there are no close friends other than first-degree relatives.
The patient's symptoms meet at least three of the above items before a diagnosis of schizophrenia can be made.
Features
Suspicious
Don't trust others
Jealousy
Sensitive
Irritability
Holding grudges
Conceited
People with this type of abnormal personality are sensitive and suspicious. They are always arrogant and prone to shame and shame. They are suspicious and always wary of others cheating or playing tricks on them, resulting in others finding it difficult to get along with them, and they are often unreasonable. Such patients are suspicious and jealous. They doubt the loyalty of others and cannot trust others. Sexual jealousy is common in them. They do not make friends easily and avoid getting involved in group activities. In the eyes of others, they are unhappy, cunning and overconfident to the point of being a weakness. They are often defensive
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