Pronunciation: /dɪˌsoʊ.siˈeɪʃən/
noun a process where a person's thoughts, feelings, and memories are separated from their conscious awareness
A1 Dissociation is when someone feels disconnected from reality.
A2 People with dissociation may experience memory loss or identity confusion.
B1 Therapists use various techniques to help individuals cope with dissociation.
B2 Individuals with dissociation disorders may benefit from specialized treatment programs.
C1 Research on dissociation has led to a better understanding of its underlying mechanisms.
C2 Experts in the field of psychology continue to explore the complexities of dissociation and its impact on mental health.
formal The patient experienced dissociation as a coping mechanism for dealing with trauma.
informal Sometimes I feel like I'm in a state of dissociation when I'm really stressed out.
slang I was so out of it, I was in full dissociation mode.
figurative The company's dissociation from unethical practices was evident in their latest transparency report.
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