We discuss a phenomenon that has received little attention to date in research on
dissociative phenomena, namely that self-reports of these phenomena overlap with the …

Dissociation is commonly a response to trauma that can be associated with significant
impairment. In order to deal with dissociation in court from a comprehensive, scientifically …

Forensic psychologists are sometimes faced with the task of educating triers of fact about the
evidential weight of dissociative experiences reported by claimants in litigation procedures …

The term “sleep experiences,” coined by Watson, denotes an array of unusual nocturnal
consciousness phenomena; for example, nightmares, vivid or recurrent dreams, hypnagogic …

The debate regarding the relationship between dissociation and trauma has raised
questions regarding the validity of measures of dissociation. Dalenberg et al.'s () meta …

Objectives: Pediatric patients with chronic musculoskeletal conditions such as idiopathic
scoliosis awaiting surgical correction can experience pain that interferes with their daily …

Purpose Functional neurological disorders (FND) are disabling conditions for which there
are few empirically-supported treatments. Disturbed sleep appears to be part of the FND …

Objective: Few studies have identified validity tests that are appropriate for use in individuals
with dissociative identity disorder (DID). This study investigated whether the Morel Emotional …

Mental health disorders are typically diagnosed based on subjective reports (eg, through
questionnaires) followed by clinical interviews to evaluate the self-reported symptoms …

Are personality traits related to symptom overreporting and/or symptom underreporting?
With this question in mind, we evaluated studies from 1979 to 2020 (k= 55), in which …