Assertion: depersonalization | /r/HasProperty | disorder
Facets:
value: in neglect
type: OTHER
value: in particular emotional abuse
type: OTHER
value: redundantly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Depersonalization is a disorder, in which normal perception of oneself and the outside world is violated.
text: Both depersonalization and derealization are part of the same disorder.
text: I think depersonalization is a disorder that has different underlying causes and people get lumped into the same condition because they have the same symptoms, even though the underlying cause can be different.
text: Analyzing her thoughts and feelings in her diary, she ponders whether depersonalization is a disorder that ruins the simplicity and certainty of routine reality or a window that shows the complexity and uncertainty of true reality.
text: The point is Derealization is a stand alone variable that is co-morbid with other disorders, while Depersonalization can be either a stand-alone symptom or a disorder.
text: First, because the citations do not reflect the content of the sentence, and secondly, because all three citations refer to depersonalization (symptom), not depersonalization disorder (which is, redundantly, a disorder).
text: Depersonalization is a disorder that makes normal recognition of the self a distorted concept.
text: Depersonalization is a disorder in which one feels detached from oneself.
text: Depersonalization is a disorder caused primarily by trauma, in particular emotional abuse and neglect.