Carlos S. Alvarado

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The concept of dissociation or the idea that the mind can be fragmented by relagating some perceptions, sensations, and experiences into non-conscious mental levels, was developed in an organized way during the nineteenth century. It is argued that this model of the functioning of the mind was derived from observations of a variety of phenomena. During hypnosis many investigators observed examples of state-specific memories, changes of personality and post-hypnotic suggestions. Memory-related phenomena and alterations of personality were also reported during the past century outside of the hypnotic trance as seen in cases of sonanbulism and multiple personality.

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La mente fragmentada: Fenómenos disociativos durante el siglo 19. (2016). Revista Puertorriqueña De Psicologia, 7(1), 67-77. https://www.repsasppr.net/index.php/reps/article/view/47
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La mente fragmentada: Fenómenos disociativos durante el siglo 19. (2016). Revista Puertorriqueña De Psicologia, 7(1), 67-77. https://www.repsasppr.net/index.php/reps/article/view/47