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disaggregation

disaggregation In this historical psychology usage, disaggregation means a more severe form of pathological dissociation in which the usual unity of conscious thought breaks apart.

In this historical psychology usage, disaggregation means a more severe form of pathological dissociation in which the usual unity of conscious thought breaks apart. Part of mental life becomes separated from the rest, so the person in a normal state may not know what occurred in the abnormal state and may have only dim awareness while in it.