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Dissociation and trauma, Types of dissociative disorders, it means that it…
Dissociation and trauma
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The self
The self relies on different factors to feel as though one exists .such as sensory and physical and cognitive control. How we feel we are experiencing these
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it means that it can be broken down into different dimensions or components. Each of these dimensions may be independent of each other and may have different properties or characteristics. For example, in the case of dissociation, it can be broken down into different types such as depersonalization, derealization, and amnesia.
it means that it is a spectrum of experiences or levels that range from one extreme to another. The continuum implies that there is a continuous gradation of the phenomenon, with no clear boundary between different levels. For example, if we think of dissociation as being on a continuum, it might mean that there are varying degrees of dissociation, from mild to severe, with no clear cut-off point.