CONCLUSION
The individual must not experience traumatic events, physical or sexual
abuse during childhood to experience possession known as Dissociative
Identity Disorder (DID). Parenting that causes children develop
disorganized attachment because they are not successful to build
relationship with the caretaker, there is a distance between child and
father, the relationship with a mother that followed by love and hate is
enough to support the possession disorder. All those situations cause a
child feels continuous fear and anxiety that make dissociation symptom
develops (Howell 2005).