来自《耶鲁大学开放课程：心理学导论 第19集 第19集》

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  to dissociate
  才会导致人格分裂
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  and in fact, people with dissociative identity disorder
  事实上解离性人格疾患的人
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  seem to be very susceptible.
  总是很容易受到影响
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  They're easier to hypnotize than other people.
  他们比其他人更容易被催眠
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  And so it might begin as sort of a self --an act of self-hypnosis.
  所以也许一开始就是某种自我催眠的行为
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  You put yourself in a hypnotic trance to
  你让自己陷入某种催眠状态
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  cope with some terrible situation
  来处理一些可怕的情况
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  and you begin to develop new and separate and distinct personalities.
  你开始发展出新的独立的人格来
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  Now, of the many things I'm going to talk to you,
  接下来我将告诉你们的许多理论
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  I've talked--spoken about, some have been very controversial.
  我之前说过 某些理论一直存在争议
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  One issue of controversy which we talked about
  其中一个我们谈论过的
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  was the existence in nature of so-called "Repressed memories."
  就是在自然存在的所谓压抑的记忆