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Old Dec 24, 2021, 10:16 PM
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The other odd thing is that they grouped depersonalization with derealization in the DSM-5 (when they did the initial change in 2013 from the DSM-IV-TR) by now calling it depersonalization/derealization disorder, or something to that effect. They are two separate and distinctive disorders, but perhaps too many people experienced both at the same time (I know I do). They also grouped autism to just autism spectrum. So why then would they break down DID into these odd subcategories?
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