Most authentic cases of dissociative identity disorder have in common a background of

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Studies have shown that the majority of individuals with dissociative identity disorder (DID) have experienced some form of severe childhood trauma, such as physical, emotional or sexual abuse. This trauma is thought to have contributed to the development of distinct identities or personalities as a coping mechanism to deal with the overwhelming stress and anxiety.

Most Authentic Cases of Dissociative Identity Disorder Have in Common