Dennis Tan grilled Dr Cheok 50 min to paint RK got "mental problem" caused she lied
23-12-2021, 12:26 PM
23-12-2021, 12:33 PM
This expert cannot be trusted
1. Too many 'er....er' he talk to his patient like this er....
2. Hand knocking plus there is information not being say out.
3. Thumb movement self pacifing
1. Too many 'er....er' he talk to his patient like this er....
2. Hand knocking plus there is information not being say out.
3. Thumb movement self pacifing
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23-12-2021, 12:38 PM
It's a mystery how a person who admitted in parliament she lied garnered so many to defend her.
Is there a trade off ?
Is there a trade off ?
23-12-2021, 01:12 PM
(23-12-2021, 12:33 PM)Bigiron Wrote: This expert cannot be trusted
1. Too many 'er....er' he talk to his patient like this er....
2. Hand knocking plus there is information not being say out.
3. Thumb movement self pacifing
Agreed Absolutely.
This guy cannot be trusted.
How can he not interview or check with the physician who is treating RK?
He so good ah ... watch a few videos and a few interviews ... conclusion.
Dennis Tan did well to show this guy cannot be telling the truth also.
23-12-2021, 01:18 PM
Dennis Tan raised a very good point that -
If a normal person knows about dissociation symptoms - he can pretend to have the symptoms.
Cheok tried to bullshit
If a normal person knows about dissociation symptoms - he can pretend to have the symptoms.
Cheok tried to bullshit
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23-12-2021, 01:37 PM
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23-12-2021, 01:43 PM
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23-12-2021, 01:50 PM
Kakilang ... 😂 😆
23-12-2021, 01:53 PM
天哥is right. How come Dennis look so old now??! Look like 60 plus ah peh.
23-12-2021, 02:02 PM
(23-12-2021, 01:12 PM)SGSeniorCitizen1952 Wrote: Agreed Absolutely.I hv seen the clips of interrogations on the psychiatrist by Dennis Tan. This psychiatrist speaks in unsteady tone and many times were quivering. It cud be something that he is hiding the truths. Was he taught and trained to speak those words before he appears infront of COP? Or, all this while, has he practising the narrative before the interrogations and that's why he is in such an unsteady manner? Looks something fishy
This guy cannot be trusted.
How can he not interview or check with the physician who is treating RK?
He so good ah ... watch a few videos and a few interviews ... conclusion.
Dennis Tan did well to show this guy cannot be telling the truth also.
23-12-2021, 02:03 PM
(23-12-2021, 02:02 PM)Gemstar Wrote: I hv seen the clips of interrogations on the psychiatrist by Dennis Tan. This psychiatrist speaks in unsteady tone and many times were quivering. It cud be something that he is hiding the truths. Was he taught and trained to speak those words before he appears infront of COP? Or, all this while, has he practising the narrative before the interrogations and that's why he is in such an unsteady manner? Looks something fishy
Our so call expert from pap to discredit wp
23-12-2021, 02:37 PM
(23-12-2021, 12:33 PM)Bigiron Wrote: This expert cannot be trusted
1. Too many 'er....er' he talk to his patient like this er....
2. Hand knocking plus there is information not being say out.
3. Thumb movement self pacifing
(23-12-2021, 02:02 PM)Gemstar Wrote: I hv seen the clips of interrogations on the psychiatrist by Dennis Tan. This psychiatrist speaks in unsteady tone and many times were quivering. It cud be something that he is hiding the truths. Was he taught and trained to speak those words before he appears infront of COP? Or, all this while, has he practising the narrative before the interrogations and that's why he is in such an unsteady manner? Looks something fishyThis psychiatrist’s demeanour, tone of words and body reflex can smells something is not right.
23-12-2021, 02:51 PM
38.10 says have not seen any patient with dissociative/multiple personality disorder before, very rare in Singapore. I thought there is one ah neh lawyer said to have multiple-personality disorder?
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23-12-2021, 03:36 PM
(23-12-2021, 12:33 PM)Bigiron Wrote: This expert cannot be trusted
1. Too many 'er....er' he talk to his patient like this er....
2. Hand knocking plus there is information not being say out.
3. Thumb movement self pacifing
er.. er....er...er..to prolong the answer while waiting for instructon through inbedded ear phone?
23-12-2021, 04:06 PM
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23-12-2021, 05:47 PM
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23-12-2021, 05:48 PM
Type of mental disorder:
1. 反社會人格障礙 ( Antisocial personality disorder)
2. 自戀者人格障礙(Narcissist personality disorder)
3. 邊緣人格障礙(Borderline personality disorder)
4.完美主义人格障礙(Perfectionist personality disorder)
5. 戲劇型人格障礙 (Histrionic personality disorder)
6.分離性身份障礙(Dissociative identity disorder)
7. 偏執型人格障礙(Paranoid personality disorder)
8. 強迫症人格障礙(Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder )(OCPD)
9. 雙相人格障礙(bipolar personality disorder)
10. 迴避型人格障礙(Avoidant personality
disorder)
11. 依賴人格障礙(Dependent personality
disorder)
12. 人格分裂 (Schiziod personality
disorder)
13. 分裂型人格(Schizotyp personality disorder)
14. 妄想型人格(Delusional personality disorder)
1. 反社會人格障礙 ( Antisocial personality disorder)
2. 自戀者人格障礙(Narcissist personality disorder)
3. 邊緣人格障礙(Borderline personality disorder)
4.完美主义人格障礙(Perfectionist personality disorder)
5. 戲劇型人格障礙 (Histrionic personality disorder)
6.分離性身份障礙(Dissociative identity disorder)
7. 偏執型人格障礙(Paranoid personality disorder)
8. 強迫症人格障礙(Obsessive-compulsive personality disorder )(OCPD)
9. 雙相人格障礙(bipolar personality disorder)
10. 迴避型人格障礙(Avoidant personality
disorder)
11. 依賴人格障礙(Dependent personality
disorder)
12. 人格分裂 (Schiziod personality
disorder)
13. 分裂型人格(Schizotyp personality disorder)
14. 妄想型人格(Delusional personality disorder)
23-12-2021, 06:11 PM
(23-12-2021, 05:47 PM)Bigiron Wrote:
You mean he also suffers from some form of disorder? Like dissociation from the general public and leaning towards the PnP for his own benefits?
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23-12-2021, 06:22 PM
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23-12-2021, 07:48 PM
Nobody says RK is suffering from dissociation
It is she herself saying she is
The learned psychiatrist already said she is not
This means she must be telling the lie consciously
Her level of culpability will be much more severe from now on
I think she better get ready to spend more time behind bars after this farce
May Allah help her
It is she herself saying she is
The learned psychiatrist already said she is not
This means she must be telling the lie consciously
Her level of culpability will be much more severe from now on
I think she better get ready to spend more time behind bars after this farce
May Allah help her
23-12-2021, 08:02 PM
Plus this pap cadre only assess her for 2 days and can clear her ..power sia
23-12-2021, 08:11 PM
(23-12-2021, 08:02 PM)Bigiron Wrote: Plus this pap cadre only assess her for 2 days and can clear her ..power siaJLB lah this doctor, he and the COP fell into the trap of PS who suggested to COP to hv this jlb doctor to assess this RK
Knowing full well this RK and COP and this doctor will fall right into this trap because even a person with normal IQ will know the doctor's assessment of "fit to stand trial" not impaired by mental illness, ño dissociation whatsoever
PS: Gotcha!!! Heeheehee!!
23-12-2021, 08:11 PM
Borderline Personality Disorder Basically, individuals with borderline personality disorder are impulsive, emotionally labile, and relationally unstable. While treatment of such individuals involves a number of unique therapeutic challenges, it can be highly effective and successful. This chapter describes a framework for effective treatment of this disorder from a cognitive behavioral perspective. It includes sections on assessment, case conceptualization, and treatment interventions. The section on assessment includes behavioral and cognitive factors, as well as a DSM-5 description and a prototypic description of this disorder. A prototype is a brief description that captures the essence of how a particular disorder commonly presents. Prototypic descriptions are useful and convenient and clinicians commonly rely on them rather than lists of behavioral criteria and core and instrumental beliefs (Westen, 2012). The section on case conceptualization provides both cognitive and behavioral formulations of this disorder. The longest section is on treatment. It emphasizes engagement, pattern analysis, pattern change, and pattern maintenance and termination strategies for effectively managing and treating this disorder. In addition to individual psychotherapeutic strategies and tactics, group, marital and family, medication, and integrative and combined treatment strategies are included. An extensive case example illustrates the treatment process. Assessment Behavioral A behavioral assessment of this disorder emphasizes individual and interpersonal behaviors. Individuals with this disorder are characterized by a diverse array of behaviors ranging from anxiety, anger, and mood lability, to disturbances of consciousness such as depersonalization and dissociation, and even brief psychotic episodes. Chronic loneliness, a sense of emptiness, boredom, identity confusion are commonly observed, as well as impulsive behavior that can include self-injury or self-mutilation. Their occupational accomplishments are often less than their intelligence and ability warrant. Their personal lives are characteristically unfocused and unstable and are marked by frequent disappointments and rejections. They often have irregular circadian rhythms, especially of the sleep-wake cycle. Accordingly, chronic insomnia is a common complaint. Interpersonally, they tend to be emotionally labile and exhibit a pattern of intense and chaotic relationships. They fl uctuate quickly between idealizing and clinging to an individual and then devaluing and opposing that same individual. They are exquisitely rejection-sensitive, and experience feelings of depression and fears of abandonment following the slightest relational confl ict (Sperry, 2003).
DSM-5 Description Individuals with this personality disorder are characterized by an unremitting pattern of unstable relationships, emotional reactions, identity, and impulsivity. They engage in frantic efforts to avoid abandonment, whether it is real or imagined. Their interpersonal relationships are intense, unstable, and alternate between the extremes of idealization and devaluation. They have chronic identity issues and an unstable sense of self. Their impulsivity can result in self-damaging actions such as reckless driving or drug use, binge eating, or high-risk sex. These individuals engage in recurrent suicidal threats, gestures, acting out or self-mutilating behavior. They can exhibit markedly reactive moods, chronic feelings of emptiness, emotional outbursts, and diff i culty controlling their anger. They may also experience brief, stress-related paranoid thinking or severe episodes of dissociation (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
DSM-5 Description Individuals with this personality disorder are characterized by an unremitting pattern of unstable relationships, emotional reactions, identity, and impulsivity. They engage in frantic efforts to avoid abandonment, whether it is real or imagined. Their interpersonal relationships are intense, unstable, and alternate between the extremes of idealization and devaluation. They have chronic identity issues and an unstable sense of self. Their impulsivity can result in self-damaging actions such as reckless driving or drug use, binge eating, or high-risk sex. These individuals engage in recurrent suicidal threats, gestures, acting out or self-mutilating behavior. They can exhibit markedly reactive moods, chronic feelings of emptiness, emotional outbursts, and diff i culty controlling their anger. They may also experience brief, stress-related paranoid thinking or severe episodes of dissociation (American Psychiatric Association, 2013).
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