Discussions highlight the study's findings, such as the prevalence of Dissociative Identity Disorder and OSDD, citing figures like 3.7% and 4%, and referencing how these rates challenge previous assumptions. The tone varies from factual to empathetic, emphasizing both the importance of recognizing dissociation as trauma-related and its frequency in college environments, which underscores its potential impact on mental health approaches.
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Most discussions support the findings of the meta-analysis, emphasizing that dissociative disorders are more prevalent than traditionally believed.
InterestHigh interest
Participants show high curiosity, referencing new research and specific statistics about dissociative experiences in college populations.
EngagementModerate engagement
Many posts demonstrate thoughtful engagement, citing prevalence rates, discussing implications, and referencing related studies.
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The conversations reflect awareness of the study's significance, with some considering its influence on mental health understanding and campus awareness.
Abstract in brief
This meta-analysis of 98 studies involving over 31,000 college students found that about 11.4% met criteria for Dissociative Disorders (DD), mainly linked to childhood trauma, which supports the Trauma Model (TM) over the Fantasy Model (FM).
Dissociation scores varied greatly across different countries and were higher in countries perceived as less safe, contradicting the idea that dissociation is mainly a product of fantasy proneness and social roles as suggested by the FM.
Overall, the findings support the Trauma Model, showing that dissociation is more associated with real trauma experiences rather than being a fad or driven by fantasy, and that these disorders remain relatively stable over time.]
Just to be clear - Dissociative Identity Disorder is not "vanishingly rare". All available prevalence studies indicate that it is more common that schizophrenia. Recent meta-analysis found that 3.7% of college students met the criteria for DID. https://t.co/3jeeeEqPVs https://t.co/UbVyxGpgQb
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@pixie_petals @documense @Multiplicityand For rarity definitely cite this meta analysis that suggests that DID is as high as 4% of the population and OSDD is as high as 6% (just say that college campus studies aren't perfect etc etc fluffy bullshit so singlets can cope)
https://t.co/ZqrbQ7Bz2C
This video explores the prevalence of Dissociative Disorders in college students and examines scientific evidence supporting the Trauma Model over the Fantasy Model. It emphasizes that dissociation is closely linked to…
This meta-analysis of 98 studies involving over 31,000 college students found that about 11.4% meet criteria for Dissociative Disorders, mainly linked to childhood trauma. Results support the Trauma Model over the…
@pixie_petals @documense @Multiplicityand For rarity definitely cite this meta analysis that suggests that DID is as high as 4% of the population and OSDD is as high as 6% (just say that college campus studies aren't perfect etc etc fluffy bullshit so singlets can cope)
https://t.co/ZqrbQ7Bz2C
@Zeon21Tach @Bloody_Rainbow6 Et cette étude : https://t.co/9mEYCq0jJE
pose les prévalences suivantes : ATDS en jaune, TDI en vert https://t.co/iovtsHXUg2
Just to be clear - Dissociative Identity Disorder is not "vanishingly rare". All available prevalence studies indicate that it is more common that schizophrenia. Recent meta-analysis found that 3.7% of college students met the criteria for DID. https://t.co/3jeeeEqPVs https://t.co/UbVyxGpgQb
Mar 7, 2021 · 17 likes · 7 shares · 18,683 followersView post →
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