Mentoria Robinson
Psy102
June 04, 2017
Dissociative Identity Sickness/problem
Dissociative identity sickness or DID is defined as "The result of a showing the ability to create interesting new things defense that a young child use to deal with extreme serious physical or emotional harm" (Hawkins D., 2004). One mind doctor defined DID as it started in the time when a person is a child and its effectiveness to deal with a troubled home or surroundings. (Ross C. A., 1997) It is harmful due to facts or condition that surround someone change by adulthood. (Ross C. A., 1997) There are more than two, but not a lot of different forms of Dissociative Identity Sickness that will be discussed within this paper. In the 1980s, the idea of dissociative sicknesses has taken on a new meaning and harder to identify. (Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) A community now receive a large amount of explanations of why things work like they do, and medical based attention from others in the fields of mental health and the study of thinking and behavior. (Berzoff, 1995) Dissociative problems are a cluster of disease known by break of areas of knowledge, motor behavior, memory, and or related to the surroundings. (Berzoff, 1995) The American Psychiatric Disease-identifying Manual of Mental Sickness, Fifth Edition, which was printed in May 2013, and was noted to now include 3 dissociative sickness and a category for dissociative sickness. (Middleton, 2013) History Multiple Personality Sickness (MPD) or, as it is now known, Dissociative Identity Sickness (DID) was one of the earliest studied mental sicknesses and it comes with s mark of shame that someone has a mental illness or problem. …show more content…
(Berzoff, 1995) The first serious study of DID was done by the Frenchman Pierre Janet. In 1883, a local doctor introduced Janet to his patient, Leonie. Lemonie. (Hawkins D., 2004) Now let us look into social media, T.V., news etc., the person that represents or the characters are murders or seriously sick in the mind people. (Hawkins D., 2004) In 2003 Columbia picture released a film titled Identity. (Iberra-Yruegas & Perales-Blum, 2016) The film was based on all murders are evil and this all was build up in one man's mind, the man was on death row, for killing young women in real life. He was treated for DID, however he remains a killer. If someone looks at the movies today it involves a character with many personalities, the person is troubled, evil and has murder plan. (Costello, 2015) In reality, DID is not like that at all. Dissociative Identity Sickness or DID is a copying success plan of reaching goals for kids that have dealt with some type of serious physical or emotional harm. (Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) Hawkins best said, "GOD" built intelligence into the human mind to allow the most very valuable part of his creation children to overcome the most evilness that would cause their minds. …show more content…
(Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) Children who are involved with DID issues have been affected by unfair treatment in some sort, whether sexual, physical, mental and sometime ritual very mean, unfair treatment. These types of abuse, and unfair treatment, a child should not last through or tolerate. As time progress by, the world should start to examine and understand the importance of the signs of sickness and the healing process as they become adults. This tend to over looked by Doctors, Teachers etc., when presented early on. The child is labeled as acting out, or throwing fits. This problem is hard to identify a disease or its cause, with a true identification of a disease or problem, or its cause, being the person may have other sicknesses, meaning having other medical illness. What is DID? Dissociative identity sickness/problem is when a child imagines that the unfair treatment is happening to someone else. (Berzoff, 1995) This is known as the core of the sicknesses, and the other features are referred to as the secondary. (Bressert, 2014) A child's imagination is so strong, and difficult, that the child being unfair, will detach themselves. (Ross C. A., 1997) (DID) is not easy to detect as someone may think. (Ringrose, 2011) Paul R McHugh believes that therapist created this problem. (Bressert, 2014) This sickness was rare and identification of a disease or problem, or its cause were
Psy102
June 04, 2017
Dissociative Identity Sickness/problem
Dissociative identity sickness or DID is defined as "The result of a showing the ability to create interesting new things defense that a young child use to deal with extreme serious physical or emotional harm" (Hawkins D., 2004). One mind doctor defined DID as it started in the time when a person is a child and its effectiveness to deal with a troubled home or surroundings. (Ross C. A., 1997) It is harmful due to facts or condition that surround someone change by adulthood. (Ross C. A., 1997) There are more than two, but not a lot of different forms of Dissociative Identity Sickness that will be discussed within this paper. In the 1980s, the idea of dissociative sicknesses has taken on a new meaning and harder to identify. (Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) A community now receive a large amount of explanations of why things work like they do, and medical based attention from others in the fields of mental health and the study of thinking and behavior. (Berzoff, 1995) Dissociative problems are a cluster of disease known by break of areas of knowledge, motor behavior, memory, and or related to the surroundings. (Berzoff, 1995) The American Psychiatric Disease-identifying Manual of Mental Sickness, Fifth Edition, which was printed in May 2013, and was noted to now include 3 dissociative sickness and a category for dissociative sickness. (Middleton, 2013) History Multiple Personality Sickness (MPD) or, as it is now known, Dissociative Identity Sickness (DID) was one of the earliest studied mental sicknesses and it comes with s mark of shame that someone has a mental illness or problem. …show more content…
(Berzoff, 1995) The first serious study of DID was done by the Frenchman Pierre Janet. In 1883, a local doctor introduced Janet to his patient, Leonie. Lemonie. (Hawkins D., 2004) Now let us look into social media, T.V., news etc., the person that represents or the characters are murders or seriously sick in the mind people. (Hawkins D., 2004) In 2003 Columbia picture released a film titled Identity. (Iberra-Yruegas & Perales-Blum, 2016) The film was based on all murders are evil and this all was build up in one man's mind, the man was on death row, for killing young women in real life. He was treated for DID, however he remains a killer. If someone looks at the movies today it involves a character with many personalities, the person is troubled, evil and has murder plan. (Costello, 2015) In reality, DID is not like that at all. Dissociative Identity Sickness or DID is a copying success plan of reaching goals for kids that have dealt with some type of serious physical or emotional harm. (Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) Hawkins best said, "GOD" built intelligence into the human mind to allow the most very valuable part of his creation children to overcome the most evilness that would cause their minds. …show more content…
(Hawkins & Hawkins, 2009) Children who are involved with DID issues have been affected by unfair treatment in some sort, whether sexual, physical, mental and sometime ritual very mean, unfair treatment. These types of abuse, and unfair treatment, a child should not last through or tolerate. As time progress by, the world should start to examine and understand the importance of the signs of sickness and the healing process as they become adults. This tend to over looked by Doctors, Teachers etc., when presented early on. The child is labeled as acting out, or throwing fits. This problem is hard to identify a disease or its cause, with a true identification of a disease or problem, or its cause, being the person may have other sicknesses, meaning having other medical illness. What is DID? Dissociative identity sickness/problem is when a child imagines that the unfair treatment is happening to someone else. (Berzoff, 1995) This is known as the core of the sicknesses, and the other features are referred to as the secondary. (Bressert, 2014) A child's imagination is so strong, and difficult, that the child being unfair, will detach themselves. (Ross C. A., 1997) (DID) is not easy to detect as someone may think. (Ringrose, 2011) Paul R McHugh believes that therapist created this problem. (Bressert, 2014) This sickness was rare and identification of a disease or problem, or its cause were