... experiences – ends in specific symptoms of depersonalization that differ from schizophrenic ones. We conclude that the self-experience, and in particular narrative identity, is central to the development and maintenance of depression. [email protected] 13 02 2024 10 04 2024 22 05 2024...

.... Schizophrenia spectrum Perceptual illusions Self Depersonalization Children Individuals on the spectrum of psychotic disorders have reported sometimes experiencing facial distortions of their own specular image in the mirror [1]. This uncanny mirror phenomenon can be conceptualized as a specific...

...Rahel Flückiger; Stefanie J. Schmidt; Chantal Michel; Jochen Kindler; Michael Kaess Depersonalization and derealization (DD) cause significant distress and are associated with poor role and social functional outcomes. Despite the relatively high prevalence of DD symptoms and the chronic course...

.... Phenomenology Dissociations Basic symptoms Cross-cultural comparison Delusions Depersonalization Hallucinations Schizophrenia Schizotypy Self-disorder Schizophrenia (SZ) has long been conceptualized as a disorder of the self [1]. Implicit awareness of one’s body as a unified entity with fixed...

...Tabea L.K. Schweden; Uwe Wolfradt; Sara Jahnke; Juergen Hoyer Background: Based on the assumptions that depersonalization symptoms are relevant for test anxiety maintenance, we examined their frequency, psychological predictors, association with anxiety symptoms, and association with test...

... of a validated screener for symptoms of depersonalization complemented by questions covering several other domains of self-disturbance. A total of 426 patients with a psychotic disorder, 526 of their unaffected siblings, and 297 healthy controls completed the SELF. Patients' scores on the 12 items of the SELF...

...Jérôme Graux; Maël Lemoine; Wissam El Hage; Vincent Camus Henri Ey suggested that all hallucinations occur against the background of depersonalization, which is an alteration in experience that people find hard to describe, where the subject feels a strangeness pervading the world and her/his own...

... of schizophrenic symptom development and in doing so have brought so-called transitional phenomena and the core schizophrenic syndrome into focus. The ego disturbances accordingly appear to stem from a particular form of depersonalization which is described as a modified sense of mineness and which can...

...Miguel Angel Gonzalez-Torres; Lucía Inchausti; Maialen Aristegui; Berta Ibañez; Luis Diez; Aranzazu Fernandez-Rivas; Sonia Bustamante; Karim Haidar; Maier Rodríguez-Zabaleta; Argiñe Mingo Background: Depersonalization occurs in healthy individuals and across a broad range of psychiatric patients...

...M. Michal; J. Kaufhold; G. Overbeck; R. Grabhorn Background: Psychoanalytical theories coincide in understanding depersonalization (DP) as a disorder of narcissistic self-regulation. DP is described as an ego defense against overwhelming shame resulting in a splitting of an observing ego detached...

...Carlo Maggini; Andrea Raballo; Paola Salvatore The purpose of this study is to examine the classic psychopathologic notion of depersonalization in the light of the Basic Symptom paradigm. A sample of 57 chronic schizophrenics was cross-sectionally assessed with the Bonn Scale for the Assessment...