Prevalence of multiple personality among inpatients and outpatients
American Journal of PsychiatryPublished 1 February 1985
Eugene L. Bliss, E. Alan Jeppsen
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Abstract
A survey of psychiatric inpatients (N = 50) and outpatients (N = 100) indicated that about 10% had multiple personality and an additional 5%-20% had amnesia for early traumatic experiences.
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