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What is depersonalisation?
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Depersonalization : Depersonalization is defined as a loss of a sense of personal identity; especially a psychopathological syndrome characterized by a loss of identity and feelings of unreality or strangeness about one's own behavior. Depersonalization can be a symptom a person who has an anxiety disorder experiences. It is sometimes seen in other mental illnesses as well.
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