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This document discusses Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. It describes the causes and symptoms of DID, which include severe trauma, neglect, distinct identities or personality states, and extensive memory loss. The document also summarizes the plot of the 2003 movie "Identity", in which strangers are murdered one by one at a hotel, and one character is revealed to have DID through conversations with his different personalities.
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This document discusses Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), formerly known as Multiple Personality Disorder. It describes the causes and symptoms of DID, which include severe trauma at a young age, neglect or abuse, distinct identities or personality states, and extensive memory loss. The document also summarizes the plot of the 2003 movie "Identity" where strangers are murdered one by one at a hotel, and one man, Malcolm Rivers, is diagnosed with DID which may explain his behavior related to the murders.
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Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder, involves two or more distinct personalities that control an individual's behavior. Symptoms include memory loss, mood swings, depression, and flashbacks of abuse or trauma. The number of alternate personalities can range from two to over 100. Differences between DID and schizophrenia include hallucinations and delusions being features of schizophrenia but not DID. DID is thought to develop as a response to severe childhood trauma as a way to dissociate traumatic memories.
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- 2. What is Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)? DID was once known as Multiple Personality Disorder. DID is a severe dissociation disorder, which leads to a lack of connection in: − A person's thoughts − Memories − Feelings − Actions − Sense of identity
- 3. What Causes DID? DID is is strongly correlated with: − recurring, overpowering, and often life-threatening trauma at a sensitive developmental stage − insistent neglect or emotional abuse − families where parents are frightening and unpredictable, the children may become dissociative
- 4. Symptoms of DID 2+ distinct identities or personality states are present 2 or more identities continually take control of the person's behavior. Extensive memory loss that can not be explained by ordinary forgetfulness. These reoccurring symptoms are not the cause of substance abuse.
- 5. Identity A 2003 movie inspired by Agatha Christie's novel And Then There Were None. 10 strangers become stranded at a Nevada hotel, 1 by 1 they are all murdered. Who is the killer amongst them?
- 6. Malcolm Rivers As Malcolm Rivers awaits trial for several horrific murders at a hotel (unrelated to the current murders of 10 people in Nevada), his attorney finds a journal that may explain his irradic behavior.
- 7. Significance As the trial continues, Doctor Mallick diagnoses Malcolm Rivers with DID. As Doctor Mallick is able to bring forth one personality “Ed” they converse about the events of the 10 people being murdered at the hotel in Nevada. This entire hostile situation is occurring in Malcolm's mind. 1 by 1, Malcolm is killing off his multiple personalities.