| The theme of the two-part survey was, poignantly, the derealization induced by contemporary media overload. |
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| In addition, moderate derealization, depersonalization and intensified sensory perception commonly occur. |
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| Other potential symptoms include acusis, synesthesia, tactile paresthesias, illusions, distortions of body image, derealization, depersonalizations, and mood disturbances. |
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| Disturbances of perception include: hallucinations, illusions and dissociative phenomena such as derealization and depersonalization. |
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| At the derealization of the report to the representation, Rebecca Digne contrasts with grace and patience, the persistence of the image that needs to get register in our memory. |
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| Eventually, a sense of permanent unreality casts a pall over the acid-fuelled dreamscape, and sufferers disassociate — from the world, due to derealization, and from themselves, due to depersonalization. |
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| Factor analysis showed that the measure has three subscales of depersonalization and derealization, amnesia and absorption and imaginative involvement. |
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| Derealization, or feelings of unreality concerning objects outside oneself, often occurs at the same time. |
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