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What are distinct personality states, identities, or alters?
There must be two or more of these to be diagnosed.
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What is psychotherapy?
This treatment is typically prescribed along with medication.
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What is 1-2%?
The percentage of people with DID.
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What is the International Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation?
An organization that focuses on helping those with DID.
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What is memory loss?
This symptom prevents the recall of information and/or events.
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What are anti-psychotics?
A medication in this category includes Risperidone.
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What are women?
Those who are more likely to have DID.
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What is reporting child abuse or neglect?
This is a way to reduce the chance of individuals developing DID.
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What is dissociation?
This symptom of DID often presents itself as out of body experiences, or detachment.
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What are Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRIs)?
A group of antidepressants that interact with serotonin levels.
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What is 90%?
Percent of those with DID that experienced abuse and/or neglect in early childhood.
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What is Coping with Trauma-Related Dissociation: Skills Training for Patients and Therapists?
A book that offers coping skills for those living with DID.
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