ICD-11 · 6B65

Partial dissociative identity disorder

A disorder characterized by the dominance of a single identity accompanied by intrusions from other identity states – voices, impulses, or images not experienced as belonging to the primary identity – without the full switching seen in dissociative identity disorder.

Symptoms

How to recognise

In the ICD-11 framework, the core symptoms taken into account when recognising Partial dissociative identity disorder are:

Synonyms and related terms

intrusions of other personality states, intrusions of alters, entry of other personalities, appearance of other states, takeover by another personality, identity intrusion, Disruptions of sense of self or continuity of own identity, disruptions of sense of identity, identity disturbances, identity disorientation, identity instability, lack of identity coherence, transient changes in behavior, brief changes in behavior, episodic changes in behavior, temporary changes in behavior, variable behavior, sudden changes in behavior

Frequently asked questions

What are the symptoms of Partial dissociative identity disorder?

Symptoms associated with Partial dissociative identity disorder (ICD-11 6B65) include: Intrusions or voices from another identity without full switching, Disruptions of identity, Transient changes in behavior or manner of functioning.

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