not speaking about anything JA told you . .
so it is hypothetical?
for someone to look down @ hands and see blood . . .knowing they were in situation they had to shoot someone, they were running for their life.
in that broad category - unrelated to this case . . . they might think something bad happened..
JW asks again . .
It is a huge leap . . .that is my opinion as a psychologist . . based upon my knowledge of memory and how memory works . . . . .
still subjective opinion isn't it
when you use word subjective what do you mean?
you opinion
I know about the way memory works - that is objective data given to me. . . there is enough objective data to suggest
if those are the words you are using . . it sounds like that is what you believe the definiation to be . .
so you agree with me?
yes
ok
another report from Dr. Carp . . .several tests with JA . . including Trauma Symptom inventory . . .measures emotional distress/trauma. . . the Beck - self report measure depression . .. . another measure of background exposure to violence . .. partner abuse scale - self report exposure to DV . . .2 of these given
questions posed in a way . . whether or not person belives it is abuse . . .
partner abuse assessment scales - when asking JA questions . . .specific situations, assessments - the psychologist makes decision whether there is abuse - it isn't JA making decision - it is based on her response.
very detailed questions . . just asking for factual sitautions . .
you asked JA about physical incidents - and gave her examples to help her understand . . .
specifically asking her . . .tell me what you think is abusive
battered women often minimize details . ..
ultimately you believe JA has borderline personality disorder . . .evidence of that some time before age 18 . . .
usually see a pattern . . develops relatively young -in toddler years personality then becomes more solidified . . .usually start to see more in their teen years - maladapitive . . . pattern of this not just one incident . . . if suffer from trauma . . .. you need to see evidence of borderline traits before trauma .. . in adulthood . . . .assume she had traumatic event 6/4 . . . assume long term abuse is traumatic as well .
if borderline has a traumatic event - you would want to see evidence of borderline before the event . . clear pattern seen before trauma - yes
different criteria for borderline . . . first criteria . . .frantic efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment. more than just worry about break up with boyfriend .. . strong need to be attached . .. you find she moved to Mesa -data point evidence, in 7/07 . . after JA and TA broke up. . . did not stop talking to each other - continued talking and sexual relationship . . sometimes did say nice things to her . . saw a couple incidents when he invited her to his house - they travel together . . .JA overstepped boundaries - she checked text messages - she believed he wsa cheating . . .confirmed by looking @ text . . looked @ his facebook numerous times .. . they traded passwords?
she said it in her diary but that is contrary to a text . . . in May
after she moved away - both changed passwords - he indicated she continued to look @ his fb account without his authorization.
all things talk about all have to do with TA
I would be happy to provide other examples if you would like me to
not asking you to . . only examples you gave us had to do with TA
I don't remember only examples having to do with TA . . .
efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment - moved out from parents, lived with boyfriend . . . many different jobs . . . had a minimum of 10 different resteraunt jobs . .. I believe that is case . . . whole notes that have been disclosed already.
sure you can have whole thing and then I can have it back?
sure
2nd one - pattern of intense unstable relationships