Personality split

Multiple personality is a serious psychological disorder. The American Dictionary of Psychiatry defines multiple personality as: a person has more than two, relatively unique and separated subpersonals, and is a multiple personality. The term is a hysterical dissociative psychological disorder. Its basic characteristic is that although the same individual has two or more completely different personalities, only one of them is obvious at a time. Each personality is complete, has its own memory, behavior, preferences, and can be completely opposed to a single pre-illness. Multiple personalities can have dual personality, triple, quadruple, up to a dozen or even a dozen. Among them, dual personality is relatively common. Usually one of them is dominant, but neither personality enters the other. The memory of one party is almost less than that of the other. The transition from one personality to another is usually abrupt at the beginning, and is closely related to traumatic events; thereafter, it is generally only encountered in the event of a huge or stressful event, or receiving treatment such as relaxation, hypnosis or venting. Only when the conversion occurs.

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