Dissociative Disorder in Children and Adolescents

Padhy, Susanta Kumar; Jhanda, Soumya; Malhotra, Savita

doi:10.1007/978-81-322-3619-1_2

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“…Since the relationship was significant, it means the two variables strongly influence each other. The findings agree with a study that reported that dissociation is present in everyday life (Padhy et al, 2016) because of internal triggers of memory of trauma. In dissociation, the memory of trauma is prevented from consciousness causing trauma-related memory decay hence the significant relationship.…”

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Dissociation and traumatic memory in adolescents with physical disabilities

Andolo-Kathungu

Meresia²,

Christine³

2022

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Dissociation occurs during or after an event that has caused trauma. Generally, dissociation takes place when an individual reacts during or after a traumatic event in self-protection to avoid psychological harm. This may be presented as a distortion of thoughts in terms of space, time, consciousness or even personality. This study sought to understand whether the memory of trauma influenced dissociation. A dissociation events scale was used to explore the levels of dissociation within factors such as derealisation, amnesia and absorption. A correlation design was used to find out the relationship between memory with dissociation. The results indicated that there was a positive relationship between the memory of trauma and dissociation. Pearson’s correlation was used to find the relationship between the impact of the memory of trauma and dissociation. The findings were inverse. The impact of trauma increased when dissociation decreased.

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Dissociation and traumatic memory in adolescents with physical disabilities

Andolo-Kathungu

Meresia²,

Christine³

2022

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“…Somatoform dissociative symptoms include conversion, physical pain, failure of body organs and motor functions (Davulcu & Tezer, 2020;Khouzam & Field, 1999;Simon & Gureje, 1999). Dissociation is a psychological learned reaction to stimuli that are informed by defensive operations which are characterised by compartmentalisation, shifting of identity and protection from unbearable pain (Huseyin & Gönül, 2020;Padhy, Jhanda, & Malhotra, 2016). Dissociation occurs in many forms in daily life.…”

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Dissociation occurs during or after an event that has caused trauma. Generally, dissociation takes place when an individual reacts during or after a traumatic event in self-protection to avoid psychological harm. This may be presented as a distortion of thoughts in terms of space, time, consciousness or even personality. This study sought to understand whether the memory of trauma influenced dissociation. A dissociation events scale was used to explore the levels of dissociation within factors such as derealisation, amnesia and absorption. A correlation design was used to find out the relationship between memory with dissociation. The results indicated that there was a positive relationship between the memory of trauma and dissociation. Pearson's correlation was used to find the relationship between the impact of the memory of trauma and dissociation. The findings were inverse. The impact of trauma increased when dissociation decreased.

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Dissociative Disorder in Children and Adolescents

Cited by 2 publications

References 31 publications

Dissociation and traumatic memory in adolescents with physical disabilities

Dissociation and traumatic memory in adolescents with physical disabilities

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