L.S. Vygotsky’s Ideas in the Clinical Psychology by Tkhostov A.Sh.

“…This considers the phenomena of alienation, conversion and dissociative disorders and voluntariness as a result of the complication and restructuring of natural functions. …”
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Predictors of suicide attempt within 30 days of first medically documented major depression diagnosis in U.S. army soldiers with no prior suicidal ideation by Holly B. Herberman Mash, Robert J. Ursano, Ronald C. Kessler, James A. Naifeh, Carol S. Fullerton, Pablo A. Aliaga, Hieu M. Dinh, Nancy A. Sampson, Tzu-Cheg Kao, Murray B. Stein

“…Conclusions SA risk within 30 days following first MDD is more likely among soldiers with less education, combat medics, and bipolar disorder, traumatic stress, and “other” disorder the same day as MDD, and alcohol use disorder and somatoform/dissociative disorders before MDD. These factors identify imminent SA risk and can be indicators for early intervention.…”
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Tracking potentiating states of dissociation: An intensive clinical case study of sleep, daydreaming, mood, and depersonalization/derealization by Giulia Lara Poerio, Giulia Lara Poerio, Stephen Kellett, Peter Totterdell

“…The treatment implications of targeting sleep and daydreaming for dissociative disorders are discussed.…”
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Trauma and Narrating World War I: A Psychoanalytical Reading of Pat Barker’s Another World by Bakhtiar Sadjadi, Farnaz Esmkhani

“…The study thus investigates the dissociative disorders, which are experienced by traumatized survivors of World War I as the aftermath of traumatic experiences of wartime. …”
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Psychological Effects of Armed Conflicts on Children by Alfred Nela

“…Children’s continued exposure to war trauma is associated with mental health problems including post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, suicidal thoughts or behaviors, dissociative disorders, depersonalization, derealization, numbing, catatonia, and behavior disorders, especially aggression and violent criminal behavior. …”
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Attitude toward mental illnesses among paramedical professionals and junior doctors by Chintan K Solanki, Hemang M Shah, Ganpat K Vankar, Minakshi N Parikh

“…Results: Attitudes toward drug abuse, depression, alcohol abuse, and schizophrenia were more negative while toward anxiety spectrum disorders, conversion, and dissociative disorders were more positive. Subjects with experience of working with psychiatric patients and experience of MHPC program showed more positive attitudes. …”
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Intentionally Ill’ - A Case Report of Malingering in a Tertiary Care Hospital by Suhas Chandran, M Kishor, Rajesh Raman, T S Sathyanarayana Rao

“…Such presentations also often lead to a diagnostic dilemma as clinicians tend to group malingering along with factitious disorder and dissociative disorders. Establishing that a patient has a conscious primary motive behind feigning the illness is a key distinction between malingering and those other disorders. …”
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The Role of Attachment Trauma and Disintegrative Pathogenic Processes in the Traumatic-Dissociative Dimension by Benedetto Farina, Benedetto Farina, Marianna Liotti, Claudio Imperatori

“…It has been observed that the dissociative pathogenic processes caused by these traumatic attachments either may contribute to the genesis of well-defined mental disorders (e.g., dissociative disorders) or may variably occur in many other diagnostic categories, complicating their clinical pictures and worsening their prognosis. …”
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The reliability of the Brazilian version of the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (CIDI 2.1) by M.I. Quintana, S.B. Andreoli, M.R. Jorge, F.L. Gastal, C.T. Miranda

“…Previous year reliability ranged from kappa 0.66 (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) to 1 (Dissociative Disorders, Maniac Disorders, Eating Disorders). …”
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Birth Order and Psychopathology by Ajay Risal, Hema Tharoor

“…Among group I patients, commonest diagnosis was depression followed by anxiety and somatoform disorders irrespective of birth order. Dissociative disorders were most prevalent in the first born child (36.7%) among group II patients. …”
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Automatic Detection and Diagnosis of Neurologic Diseases by Luciano Comin Nunes, Placido Rogerio Pinheiro, Mirian Caliope Dantas Pinheiro, Marum Simao Filho, Rafael Espindola Comin Nunes, Pedro Gabriel Caliope Dantas Pinheiro

“…Among the various psychological disorders described and categorized in the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders of the American Psychiatric Association, this paper highlights the following: schizophrenia spectrum disorders, bipolar disorder, depressive disorders, anxiety disorders, obsessive-compulsive disorder, trauma-related disorders and stressors, dissociative disorders, and disorders related to substances and adverse disorders.…”
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Reviewing the consistency of Dissociative Identity Disorder: a case report. by E. Herrero Pellón, P. Albarracín Marcos, M. Huete Naval, R. Galerón Guzmán, F. Mayor Sanabria, A. Montes Montero

“…Results Numerous studies support that dissociative disorders are the result of psychological traumas that generally begin in childhood. …”
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A memória e o impacto do trauma numa perspectiva desenvolvimental. by Maria Moura, José Estrada

“…When the nature of the changes is irreversible the explicit memory processing, learning and Psychiatry syndromes may arouse, for example: Mood and Anxiety disorders (including Posttraumatic Stress Disorder); Personality Disorders; Dissociative disorders; Psychosis.…”
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Revisiting hysterical psychosis: A case report by D. Barbosa, B. Almeida, M. Mota

“… Introduction Holiender and Hirsch defined hysterical psychosis in 1964 and, while hysteria has a contemporary equivalent in somatoform/dissociation disorder, hysterical psychosis remains set adrift in the nosological understanding of psychiatric disorders. …”
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Parasomnias: Diagnosis, Classification and Clinical Features by Fatma Ozlem Orhan, Deniz Tuncel

“…Sleep related eating disorder, sleep related dissociative disorders and sleep related sexual behavior and sleep related violence are novel and rarely reported sleep disorders. …”
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Pediatric referrals to psychiatry in a Tertiary Care General Hospital: A descriptive study by Bheemsain Tekkalaki, Veerappa Y Patil, Sameeran S Chate, Nanasaheb M Patil, Sandeep Patil, V Sushruth

“…Intellectual disability (19.62%) was the most common psychiatric diagnosis, followed by depressive disorders (14.35%), and dissociative disorders (12.92%). Conclusions: In our study, majority of the referrals were the adolescent males from pediatric department. …”
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Prevalence of Mental Disorders in General Population of Kashan City by A Ahmadvand, Z Sepehrmanesh, F Ghoreyshi, F Assarian, Gh A Moosavi, R Saee, F Etesam

“…In total five hundred-five (505) individuals with mental disorders, 32.1% had mood disorders, 25.6% had anxiety disorders, 4.2% had psychotic disorders, 3.4 % had neurological disorders, 3.4% dissociative disorders and 23.7% had other disorders. In this study 7.8% of subject had one mental disorder at least. …”
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An Epidemiological Study of Psychiatric Disorders in Hamadan Province , 2001 by Mohammad Reza Mohammadi, Seyyed Abbas Bagheri Yazdi, Mahdi Rahgozar, Bita Mesgarpour, Abolfazl Babolhavayeji, Azam Lotfi, Mohammad Kazem Zarrabian

“…The prevalence of psychotic disorders in this study was 0.60% , neuro-cognitive disorders 1.35% and dissociative disorders 0.75%. In the group of mood disorders, major depression with 2.56% and in the group of anxiety disorders, phobia with 2.56% had the higher prevalence. …”
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Differential diagnosis algorithm of endogenous catatonia, catatonia-morphic and catatonia-mimicking states by D. N. Safonov

“…Patients were divided into groups due to their mental disorders: – core group: patients with elements of endogenous catatonia in the structure of different clinical forms of schizophrenia (there were 144 patients in this group); – comparison group #1: 69 patients with late neurotropic effects of neuroleptic therapy (LNENT); – comparison group #2: 103 patients with catatonia-morphic dissociative disorders (CDD); – comparison group #3: 90 patients with organic catatonic disorder (OrCD); Results. …”
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Explanatory hypotheses of the ecology of new clinical presentations of Dissociative Identity Disorders in youth by Christophe Gauld, Christophe Gauld, Pauline Espi, Olivier Revol, Pierre Fourneret, Pierre Fourneret

“…Based on the two terminological challenges related to the definition of DID (i.e., the notion of dissociative disorders and the different meanings of the term identity), we propose to differentiate two distinct entities from each other. …”
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