Predictors of diachronic disunity measures in the general population: An assessment of dissociation, autobiographical memory functions, well-being, and sense and clarity of self.
Ellen A. Turnbull,
Martin J. Dorahy,
Donncha Hanna
Abstract:Diachronic disunity is feeling the lack of a continuous sense of self over time. It is understood to occur in the general population, but is more prevalent in those with psychiatric illnesses; it is, however, less well understood in the psychological literature. This study explored factors that may contribute to a sense of diachronic disunity as measured by three separate scales in 251 individuals from the general population; the explanatory variables included trait and state dissociation, autobiographical rea… Show more
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