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| complaints of bodily symptoms of defects that suggest presence of medical problems which no organic basis can be found |
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| producing symptoms for external incentives |
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| producing symptoms not for external incentives |
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| paying attention to minor body symptoms |
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| hypochondrosis and somatization |
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| escape/avoidance from stressful situations |
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| attention from loved ones |
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| -symptoms affecting sensory/voluntary motor functions lead patient to think he has medical disorder |
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| somatoform and dissociative |
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| own self and reality lost |
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| sense of reality of outside world lost |
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| episodes of inability to recall important information |
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unexpected travel away from home/work
memory for fugue state remains, unaware of memory loss for prior stages |
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| dissociative identity disorder |
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| most freq, not original in most cases |
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| differ in age, gender, hand, sex orientation, predominant affect, language, general knowledge |
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| misleading connotations suggesting multiple occupancy of space, time, victims bodies |
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| memories of severe childhood abuse |
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| highly suggestible person learns to adopt and enact roles of multiple ids |
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