The Desire to Dissociate Scale: factor analysis, cross-cultural findings, and links to substance-induced dissociation

Klanecky, Alicia K.; Tuliao, Antover P.; Landoy, Bernice Vania N.; McChargue, Dennis E.

doi:10.1080/00952990.2019.1669627

The American Journal of Drug and Alcohol Abuse

2019

DOI: 10.1080/00952990.2019.1669627

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The Desire to Dissociate Scale: factor analysis, cross-cultural findings, and links to substance-induced dissociation

Alicia K. Klanecky

Antover P. Tuliao

Bernice Vania N. Landoy

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“…Many individuals with substance use disorders report experiencing symptoms of dissociation, such as a feeling of disconnection from their own body or memories. Numerous studies [1][2][3][4][5][6][7][8][9][10] suggest that the relationship between substance abuse and dissociation is bidirectional, implying that dissociation could initiate substance use, or conversely, substance use could lead to dissociation.…”

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Dissociation and Temporality in Substance Abuse: A Clinical Phenomenological Overview

Ricci,

Maina,

Martinotti

2023

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The term “dissociation” encompasses a wide array of symptoms and phenomena, all sharing the common characteristic of involving altered states of consciousness where an individual temporarily loses the sense of continuity of their own identity. In the context of addiction pathology, however, the dissociative paradigm remains a topic of ongoing debate. It fluctuates between the description of individual dissociative symptoms and the notion of post-traumatic dissociation as a structural process. This process involves fragmentation that extends beyond the confines of perception and experience within a singular moment, instead ensuring a persistent discontinuity of the self throughout one’s existence. Pathological addiction stresses the question of the donation of sense in this deep and dramatic experience; it situates individuals within a compressed and constricted realm of vital space, alongside a frozen perception of time. Within this context, every emotion, sensation, and comprehension becomes impaired. Consequently, we have embarked on a journey starting with a historical analysis: the aim was to construct an elucidative framework for the dissociative paradigm in the context of addiction. This involves an in-depth exploration of the fundamental constructs of trauma and temporality, examined through the lens of phenomenological perspective.

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Dissociation and Temporality in Substance Abuse: A Clinical Phenomenological Overview

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Maina,

Martinotti

2023

Psychopathology

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The Desire to Dissociate Scale: factor analysis, cross-cultural findings, and links to substance-induced dissociation

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