Varieties of Hypnotic Interventions in the Treatment of Multiple Personality

Kluft, Richard P.

doi:10.1080/00029157.1982.10403310

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“…Kluft (1982) reported a rate of 22% diagnosis of BPD for 70 DID patients and proposed that the link between the two disorders lies in commonalities amongst certain indicators such as impulsivity, identity disturbance, unstable interpersonal relations, marked mood changes, dissociative symptoms and suicidal gestures. Horevitz and Braun (1988) cite 70% of a sample of 33 DID patients to have a concurrent BPD diagnosis and suggest that these disorders are separate and distinct but may co-exist.…”

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confidence: 98%

The personality structure questionnaire (PSQ): a measure of the multiple self states model of identity disturbance in cognitive analytic therapy

Pollock

Broadbent

Clarke³

et al. 2001

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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The Multiple Self-States Model (MSSM) of Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) conceptualizes identity disturbances in personality, particularly borderline personality disorder. The Personality Structure Questionnaire (PSQ) has been devised to measure deficits in personality integrity and represent an assessment measure of the MSSM. A spectrum of multiplicity in the self and dissociation is implied within the MSSM with gradation from borderline personality to dissociative identity disorder. The construction, psychometric properties, reliability, validity and clinical utility of the PSQ as a measure of the MSSM are described based on data from the present study and that of Broadbent, Clarke and Ryle (The Personality Structure Questionnaire: a brief self-report measure of personality integration. Unpublished manuscript) and its relationship to psychological constructs of identity integrity is investigated. A series of non-clinical and clinical groups of participants were administered the PSQ and other standardized measures. The PSQ was shown to be a reliable self-report measure and factor analysis revealed it to be unidimensional and to correlate convergently 60 P. Pollock et al.with multiplicity, dissociation and constructs related to identity disturbance. Regression analysis indicated the PSQ to be predicted by greater multiplicity. The PSQ, in combination with other constructs, also discriminated between diagnosed clinical groups (psychotherapy patients, borderline personality disorder and dissociative identity disorder). The PSQ is shown to be a brief, psychometrically sound self-report measure of identity disturbance as conceptualized by the MSSM in CAT. The applicability of the PSQ and its relevance to the concepts of multiplicity and dissociation within the MSSM of CAT are discussed.

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Section: P Pollock Et Almentioning

confidence: 98%

The personality structure questionnaire (PSQ): a measure of the multiple self states model of identity disturbance in cognitive analytic therapy

Pollock

Broadbent

Clarke³

et al. 2001

Clin Psychology and Psychoth

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“…Hypnosis was also used to vivify the allegorical fantasies that were used to have the thought processes and "mental energies" flow together into a unified, integrated whole. (For a more detailed description of the use of hypnosis, see Kluft (1982), and other articles in this journal, or Braun (1984).…”

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Neurophysiologic Changes in Multiple Personality Due to Integration: A Preliminary Report

Braun

1983

American Journal of Clinical Hypnosis

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“…When all personalities cooperated, all had eye-rolls of 4 (roll 4, squint 0). After fusion by strict criteria (Kluft, 1982), the integrated patient had the same score.…”

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