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Parallel-distinct structures of internal world and external reality: disavowing and re-claiming the self-identity in the aftermath of trauma-generated dissociation
borderline-personality-disorderchildhood-traumacomorbiditydissociationexperiencesmedicinepopulationposttraumatic-stress-disorder
The nature of consciousness and the autonomy of the individual'smind have been a focus of interest throughout the past century and inspired many theories and models. Revival of studies on psychological trauma and dissociation, which remained outside mainstream psychiatry, psychology, and psychoanaly
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