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Unit 8 – Clinical Psychology
Topic 8.5
Why might Freudian psychoanalysis be ineffective in treating dissociative identity disorder?
It focuses too much on childhood experiences only.
It does not address the multiple personality states present in DID patients.
It is typically a long-term therapy approach which might exhaust the patient financially or emotionally.
It relies excessively on dream analysis for diagnosis and treatment.
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AP Psychology - 8.5 Trauma- and Stressor Related, Dissociative, and Somatic Symptom and Related Disorders
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