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The 3 Faces of Eve. 1st ed.

Corbett; Cleckley Thigpen

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It was mentioned as the book that sparked a huge increase in multiple personality disorder cases, after its publication and subsequent movie adaptation. It was written about a woman named Chris Costner Sizemore, who the authors claimed to have cured and reintegrated her personalities.

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Can you believe this? And these cases are going to start to grow by leaps and bounds in number and all can be traced back to a single book which is based on a single case history.

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It was mentioned as the book that sparked a huge increase in multiple personality disorder cases, after its publication and subsequent movie adaptation. It was written about a woman named Chris Costner Sizemore, who the authors claimed to have cured and reintegrated her personalities.

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Can you believe this? And these cases are going to start to grow by leaps and bounds in number and all can be traced back to a single book which is based on a single case history.

Yeah well a couple of books. Yeah but to start it was all about Eve.

That's right. The Three Faces of Eve was a book written in 1957 by two psychiatrists and it was about a woman whose real name was Chris Costner Sizemore.

Super popular made them a ton of money. There was a big blockbuster movie. It was just it took over.

Like for the first time it was everyone you know like you said it's kind of super sexy and interesting.

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