Zusammenfassung der Ressource
Thigpen & Cleckley
- Background
- Neurotic disorder
- AKA dissociate identity disorder
- A dissociative disorder where two or more personalities coexist within one individual
- Aim
- To provide an account of a woman's psychotherapeutic treatment
- Sample
- 25-year-old woman
- Referred due to "severe and blinding headaches"
- Case study
- Interviews with family and patient
- Hypnosis
- Observation
- EEG tests
- Electroencephalogram tests
- Psychometric
& projective
tests
- Memory
- Ink blots
- Intelligence
- Findings
- 1. During interviews, several emotional difficulties
were revealed (complex, but ordinary marital
conflicts and personal frustrations)
- 2. Hypnosis was used to remember a
recent trip that was forgotten
- 3. Eve White supposedly sent a letter, but halfway through the
writing changed, become child-like. Eve White thought she had
begun the letter but destroyed it.
- During the interview, Eve White became
distressed (normally self-controlled), and
asked whether hearing an imaginary
voice made her insane.