lly want to help
             everyone for the general good. The helper personality is the
             personality that is most helpful in therapy because they
             usually know about all the other identities (Clark, 1993,
             p.80-83). Subpersonalities are not only part of a person
             with MPD but they are also evident in emotionally normal
             persons as well. Although, in a normal person, he/she
             remembers when their subpersonality takes over, but in a MPD
             patient, the personality disconnects from the host that the
             host can not remember what happens. When a traumatic
             experience happens, whether positive or negative, a
             subpersonality will develop. In a normal person, the
             splitting is broken into an "ok self" and a "not ok self".
             In a multiple, the personalities are more defined; they are
             broken into smaller fragments that disassociate from the
             human host (Rowan, 1990, p. 7, 20).
             In the book by Terri A. Clark, M.D., it shows the
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