Sorry, I wasn't trying to confuse anyone on whether or not they meet the diagnostic criteria set forth, I just thought that the articles were easier to understand for those who only wanted a clearer understanding without weeding through all the technical lingo. Mostly for those who do not have a dissociative disorder.

Perhaps, because the article does not reflect the 2000 text revision of the DSM-IV, I should ask for it to be removed?

Maybe you should contact the author and ask for an updated version to match the DSM IV TR. Here's the link.

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The Continuum of Dissociation. The lower section is an attempt to demonstrate parallels between dissociative episodes and dissocative disorders and more common physiologic and medical phenomena.
©1988, Bennett G Braun, M.D.
DISSOCIATION 1:1, March 1988

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