Synopsis of Social media discussions
The group's discussions reflect a balance between curiosity and skepticism, with some posts highlighting the complex nature of dissociation and brain structure research, such as references to neuroimaging and misconceptions about disorders, while others critique the portrayal of these conditions and question the scientific basis, motivated by words like 'outdated' and 'stigmatized.' The tone and context reveal a mix of interest in the neurobiological aspects and contentious debates on societal perceptions and accuracy.
Agreement
Neither agree nor disagreeThe reactions are mixed, with some users questioning or critiquing the scientific accuracy while others acknowledge its importance, leading to an overall neutral stance.
Interest
Moderate level of interestMost discussions indicate curiosity about dissociation and its neural mechanisms, though some posts show frustration or skepticism, suggesting a moderate level of engagement.
Engagement
Moderate level of engagementSeveral posts delve into critique, sharing personal reflections or calling for more accurate representations, indicating a moderate depth of discussion.
Impact
Moderate level of impactThe varied reactions show that the publication has a mild influence by prompting discussions on mental health and neuroscience, but no consensus on its significance or validity emerges.
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29 Posts
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10,145
Extended Reach
879,105
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Timeline: Posts about article
Top Social Media Posts
The Nervous System
Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder https://t.co/emKg9HUUIW
Wow fuck this video. What if we didn’t make videos about a disorder that we clearly know nothing about and use outdated and stigmatized information?
#dissociatwt #pluralgang
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حلمي شافق
Yang video movie tu just mcm layman nak faham DID. Bukan penerangan ilmiah pun. Klau yg ilmiah ade dekat sini. https://t.co/YeYmUk3o6I
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Archibald Yamalone
Et puis je mets cette ref la parce qu'elle contient beaucoup d'autres références :
Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder, Krause-Utz A. et coll. (2017)
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Patrick Lockwood
@LoriGottlieb1 @hubermanlab No. That’s not what the neuroscience literature on dissociation states. You’re not “feeling” a thing. That doesn’t mean you weren’t overwhelmed prior to so called “numbing.”
https://t.co/yvvvjwR3BW
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Dissociatively Jess*
RT @jessdissociativ: Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder
https:…
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Patrick Lockwood
@AlobhaPatrick (Twitter)@LoriGottlieb1 @hubermanlab No. That’s not what the neuroscience literature on dissociation states. You’re not “feeling” a thing. That doesn’t mean you weren’t overwhelmed prior to so called “numbing.” https://t.co/yvvvjwR3BW
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ahrima
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SP-FM real vs. ORA-DID mythe
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Kimberly Mattfield
@Mattfi1Kimberly (Twitter)RT @Mattfi1Kimberly: O I so want to be my full self as Dante had wished. https://t.co/Xq9fNjJydO
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Kimberly Mattfield
@Mattfi1Kimberly (Twitter)O I so want to be my full self as Dante had wished. https://t.co/Xq9fNjJydO
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SP-FM real vs. ORA-DID mythe
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♒️Dr. Sag4 H4ru
@DrSag4H4ru (Twitter)Before you judge
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حلمي شافق
@Helmi_Syafiq86 (Twitter)Yang video movie tu just mcm layman nak faham DID. Bukan penerangan ilmiah pun. Klau yg ilmiah ade dekat sini. https://t.co/YeYmUk3o6I
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Roger Sayer
@Borissidis89 (Twitter)https://t.co/8vLiGe4756
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Bernard
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Anthony Leblanc
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Stephanie
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权权
@ugly_souls666 (Twitter)https://t.co/N6E1QxHoT9
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Didn't do nothin wrong.
@Atlantainstall1 (Twitter)https://t.co/o2Ab13seGf HAITI, in a nutshell. MK Ultra experiments. This is what they intend to do to to the freed hostages. They take people over and silence critics. The frame people and throw them in prison. Lock people up in mental and environmental cages like zoo animals.
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Terray Kashuba
@terray_kashuba (Twitter)@joncoopertweets Dissociative Identity Disorder. Not the person you want in sensitive diplomatic situations that could backfire on our Military & National Defense positions. Trump exploits his endorsed candidates whose vote he knows he can control. https://t.co/aRj8Oofeno
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Venusian Zuzu
@foriamzuko (Twitter)https://t.co/i3gVPvNVaz
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tettra
@tettraOS (Twitter)Stumbled on this: Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder https://t.co/Ryr7I3D7Dv
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N Contreras
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@AllCEUs (Twitter)Join me today at Noon EST for the #Live #CEU #Webinar on #DissociativeDisorder in the DSM 5 TR. Watch for free on YouTube https://t.co/0TalAqhcHS #AllCEUs https://t.co/amDNrrzbdW
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Archibald Yamalone
@kurai_yama (Twitter)Et puis je mets cette ref la parce qu'elle contient beaucoup d'autres références : Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder, Krause-Utz A. et coll. (2017)
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MI Healthy Mind
@MIHealthyMind (Twitter)Today is Multiple Personality Day; a chance to recognize not only #DissociativeIdentityDisorder but also the terrible role that #stigma plays in keeping those suffering from #mentalhealthissues from getting the help they need. https://t.co/2Guj1QFJ61
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Red
@redromatica (Twitter)Dissociation and self referential processing in the brain. One model of mental illness is discordant brain networks. https://t.co/egyT2LGX1Z https://t.co/1K4SAHwZt5
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Gabriel
@KursedYvan (Twitter)@phoebelangwell This one is quite simple https://t.co/0ymHcf7Nwi
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The Nervous System
@TheNervousSystm (Twitter)Understanding Dissociative Identity Disorder https://t.co/emKg9HUUIW Wow fuck this video. What if we didn’t make videos about a disorder that we clearly know nothing about and use outdated and stigmatized information? #dissociatwt #pluralgang
view full postJune 10, 2021
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KEITH
@KEITH95209181 (Twitter)Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder https://t.co/ehaWAsQrLW
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Dissociatively Jess*
@identity_diss (Twitter)RT @jessdissociativ: Dissociation and Alterations in Brain Function and Structure: Implications for Borderline Personality Disorder https:…
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Abstract Synopsis
- Dissociation involves disruptions in consciousness, perception, memory, and identity, such as depersonalization, derealization, amnesia, and emotional numbing, but its exact brain mechanisms are not fully understood.
- Neuroimaging studies on brain changes in disorders like depersonalization/derealization disorder, dissociative identity disorder, and posttraumatic stress disorder have provided insights into how dissociation might relate to brain function and structure, though research specifically on borderline personality disorder (BPD) is limited.
- The article reviews recent neuroimaging research linking dissociation to brain alterations in BPD and discusses how these findings compare to earlier studies, highlighting methodological challenges and potential directions for future research and clinical practice.
Afrikaan Hokage
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