Deceiving others/deceiving oneself: four cases of factitious rape

Autor:	C V Ford, T Stone, Marc D. Feldman
Rok vydání:	1994
Předmět:	Adult Psychoanalysis Deception media_common.quotation_subject Fantasy (psychology) education Poison control Anger behavioral disciplines and activities Suicide prevention Fantasy Personality Disorders mental disorders Injury prevention medicine Humans media_common business.industry Human factors and ergonomics social sciences General Medicine Middle Aged medicine.disease Factitious disorder Factitious Disorders Rape behavior and behavior mechanisms Self Mutilation Female business
Zdroj:	Southern medical journal. 87(7)
ISSN:	0038-4348
Popis:	Although patients with factitious disorders typically seek the "patient" role through illness portrayals, some instead portray themselves falsely as "victims." We discuss the cases of four women who claimed to have been victims of rape; the allegations ultimately were disproved. Factitious rape may be prompted by a search for nurturance; by dissociation, leading individuals to believe that trauma earlier in life is ongoing; by a need to be rescued from real, current abuse; and by projection of anger onto specific male targets. Although dramatic, factitious rape is rare, we advocate thorough investigation of rape claims even when patients have known histories of deceptive behavior.
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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