Multiple identities & false memories : a sociocognitive perspective /
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Washington, DC :
American Psychological Association,
[1996]
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Table of Contents:
- Preface / John F. Chaves and Bill Jones
- Introduction
- The use of hypnosis as a therapeutic tool. Hypnosis : mythology versus reality
- High hypnotizability and dramatic behaviors
- Hypnotic amnesia, posthypnotic response, and "brainwashing"
- Creating false memories. Distortions of memory
- The seduction theory : old and new versions
- Child sexual abuse and the fate of abuse memories
- Hypnosis, age regression, and memory
- Complex false memories, body memories, and hypnosis
- UFO abduction : an example of complex false memory
- The experimental creation of multiplicity
- Multiple identities in other cultures and times. Cross-cultural studies of spirit possession
- Historical manifestations of demonic possession
- The social functions of possession
- From possession to dual consciousness
- From dual consciousness to multiple personality
- The history of dissociation
- The theory of multiple personality disorder. Multiple personality disorder and social learning
- Correlates of multiple personality disorder
- Child abuse and multiple personality disorder
- Multiple personality disorder, recovered memories, and sociopolitical considerations
- Conclusion. Final thoughts.