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“Professional surveys that establish that the position that DID "does not exist" or that there is "no evidence" for the diagnosis are minority opinions, particularly among those who have any experience with alleged dissociative symptoms [12,13]. The related belief that traumatic memories cannot be…” quote by A Steven Frankel
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““Professional surveys that establish that the position that DID "does not exist" or that there is "no evidence" for the diagnosis are minority opinions, particularly among those who have any experience with alleged dissociative symptoms [12,13]. The related belief that traumatic memories cannot be forgotten is held by fewer than 10% of experimental psychologists and fewer than 5% of clinical psychologists [14].””

A Steven Frankel

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Source Article: Journal of Trauma & Dissociation, 2020

Highlights that minority professional views deny dissociative disorder existence and memory erasure, showing consensus is against these beliefs.

In simple terms: Most experts reject the idea that dissociative disorder doesn’t exist or that traumatic memories can’t be forgotten.

Key Takeaway

Recognize the prevailing scientific consensus.

Themes

psychology memory trauma dissociation

Mood

cautious analytical

Type

scientific informative

When to use this quote

  • diagnostic assessment
  • therapy planning
  • patient education

Key Concepts

clinical consensus evidence based practice

Questions to Reflect On

  • How do minority views affect patient care?
  • What evidence supports the majority stance?
A Different Perspective

Minority opinions may still influence public perception.

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