=Character= as distinguished from Personality, 533.
=McDougall, Wm.=, 538, 602, 625.
=Mental Conflicts=, mechanisms of, 582.
=Multiple personality=, the psychogenesis of, 545;
product of two processes and secondary growth, 546.
Case of B. C. A., 551;
autobiography, 556;
conflicts between sentiments and rebellious thoughts, 567, 579,
583;
growth of rebellious thoughts into the larger B complex and the
later B personality, 569, 577–579, 584, 587, 596–598;
unification of the same in the second ego, 570.
The B complex, 584, 587;
manifestations of the B complex in alterations of character and
conduct, 587–592, 616.
The B personality, 593;
the eruption of the B personality from “shock” (conflict), 593,
601;
the evolution of the B personality, 596–598, 601;
“shock” as a defense reaction, 599;
analysis of the “shock” 601;
the B personality as a reversion to youth, 602–612;
characteristics of the B personality, 603.
The A personality, 614;
eruption of the same by “shock,” 614;
characteristics of the A personality, 612, 614, 619–621;
mechanisms of the “shock” reaction, 621–624.
Dissociation and repression of emotional instincts from the A and B
personalities, 624–627.
Reintegration of the two personalities into one normal whole, 632.
=Personality=, structure and dynamic elements of, 529;
definition of, 532;
primary and secondary units of its structure, 535.
=Self=, the conception of, 541.
=Sentiments=, structure of, 537;
the self-regarding sentiments, 538;
conflicts between sentiments in the case of B. C. A., 583.
=Shand, Alexander F.=, 535, 602.
------------------------------------------------------------------------