"Commander Dax is suffering from sporadic electromagnetic stimulation of the neural tissue, causing spontaneous dissociative experiences."

Apart from such reactions to trauma, Dr. Ross found in his survey that there were widespread dissociative experiences in the general population.

For example, he works with those experiencing auditory hallucinations by conversing directly with the voice to help discover the meaning of these dissociative experiences.

The scene is set for further dissociative experiences.

The book promoted the existential richness of the ketamine-induced dissociative experience, and the possibilities for using this drug in conjunction with Jungian psychotherapy.

I've always admired her novels, but found the experience of reading them frustratingly indirect, circular, dissociative.

During a dissociative experience, the child's conscious mind usually goes to one of at least three "places" (there may be more).

As an adult who comes for therapy, the person with a dissociative experience presents himself or herself much like a person who has used repression.

However, in the normal population dissociative experiences that are not clinically significant are highly prevalent, with 60% to 65% of the respondents indicating that they have had some dissociative experiences.

For example, abductees often score higher than average people on hypnotic suggestibility, absorption, magical ideation and dissociative experiences.