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    Movie Review: Psychology MPU 2063

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    The document provides a summary of the movie "Psycho" including: 1. It describes a man who suffers from multiple personality disorder and shifts between being a lawyer, supermodel, and vigilante. 2. It explains that multiple personality disorder involves problems with memory, identity, and behavior where individuals are unable to remember events that occurred during other personality states. 3. It lists common symptoms such as memory loss, detachment, inability to cope with stress, and mental health issues like depression and anxiety.

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    PSYCHOLOGY

    MPU 2063

    Movie Review

    PUVANISWARAN KRISHNA MOORTHI 1000332


    YOGENDRAN GANESAN 1000337
    THARINI SEERALAN 1000334
    THARVEENA THOMAS 1000175
    VINTHYA 1000163
    SHANTHINI 1000173
    Synopsis

    A man suffers from multiple personality


    disorder.

    He shifts from being a lawyer, to a suave


    supermodel and finally a vigilante who
    wreaks havoc on people who cheat, loots
    or con the first one.
    Known as multiple personality disorder involved problems with memory,
    identity,emotions,perception,berhaviour and sense of self

    A Person who is under control of one identity is usually unable to remember


    some of the events that occurred while other personalities were in control.
    SYMPTOMS
    Symptoms of Multiple Personality Disorder:
    Memory loss of certain time periods, events,
    people and personal information.
    A sense of being detached from yourself and
    your emotions.
    Inability to cope well with emotional or
    professional stress.
    Mental health problems, such as depression,
    anxiety, and suicidal thoughts and behaviors.
    Effects :

    1. Lower self esteem.

    2. Incapable of establishing normal, mature interaction with


    others.

    3. More fearful people tend to become discouraged or


    depressed.

    4. More courageous and energetic persons can become more


    aggressive or self-affirming.
    CAUSES
    Traumatic Experiences
    Personal histories traumas such as
    physical or sexual abuse
    May experience it in young age
    Response to painful medical procedures
    or the sudden loss of a parent or loved
    one
    Continued Emotional Deprievation

    Lack of authentic affirmation and emotional


    strengthening by another.
    Frustration at his inability to bring about a change.
    Failure in love life.
    No support from family and friends in what he tries to
    do.
    Being suppressed over a period of time.
    Disturbed by the societal happenings ( eg: Corruption)
    Creates emotional disturbance.
    Creates super-ego
    Sigmund Freud's Theory
    Unconscious (unaware) mind into which we push,
    or repress, all of our threatening urges and desires
    These repressed urges, in trying to surface,
    created nervous disorders.
    Freud clearly states that the superego is an
    agency that seeks to enforce the striving for
    perfection, as it holds out to the ego ideal
    standards and moralistic goals.
    Conception of psychoanalysis of personality may
    well be matched with the three personalities of
    Ramanujam @Ambi.
    CONCLUSION
    How to Treat
    DID is one of the most controversial psychiatric disorders, with no
    clear consensus on diagnostic criteria or treatment.
    Left untreated, DID can last a lifetime, while treatment for DID may
    take several years
    Main component of treatment for dissociative identity disorder is
    psychotherapy.
    therapists usually try to help clients improve their relationships with
    others and to experience feelings
    may be done using individual, family, and/or group psychotherapy
    Hypnosis
    used to help increase the information that the person with DID has
    about their symptoms/identity states, thereby increasing the control
    they have over those states when they change from one personality
    state to another
    How to Treat
    Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR)
    type of treatment that integrates traumatic memories
    with the patient's own resources, is being increasingly
    used in the treatment of people with dissociative
    identity disorder
    Medications
    used to address the many other mental health
    conditions that individuals with DID tend to have, like
    depression, severe anxiety, anger, and impulse-control
    problems
    Thank You

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