What Are Dissociative Symptoms?

Separation of symptoms is the earliest concept proposed by Janet (1889). He pointed out that in many mental disorders some concepts and cognitive processes can be separated from the mainstream of consciousness and transformed into neurotic symptoms such as paralysis, forgetting, altered state of consciousness, and autonomy. Common clinical manifestations are: narrow onset of consciousness, sharp emotional outbursts with venting characteristics, selective forgetting, or impaired self-identification. ^[1]

Separation symptoms

This entry lacks an information bar and an overview map . Supplementing related content makes the entry more complete and can be upgraded quickly. Come on!

Separation of symptoms is the earliest concept proposed by Janet (1889). He pointed out that in many mental disorders some concepts and cognitive processes can be separated from the mainstream of consciousness and transformed into neurotic symptoms such as paralysis, forgetting, altered state of consciousness, and autonomy. Common clinical manifestations are: narrow onset of consciousness, sharp emotional outbursts with venting characteristics, selective forgetting, or impaired self-identification. ^[1]

Separation symptoms

Dissociative symptom

The concept first proposed by Janet (1889). He pointed out that in many mental disorders some concepts and cognitive processes can be separated from the mainstream of consciousness and transformed into neurotic symptoms such as paralysis, forgetting, altered state of consciousness, and autonomy. Common clinical manifestations are: narrow onset of consciousness, sharp emotional outbursts with venting characteristics, selective forgetting, or impaired self-identification.