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Found in DS M five on page 744
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schizotypal personality disorder coded F 21
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is categorized under cluster a personality disorders
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along with paranoid personality disorder and schizoid
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personality disorder.
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This disorder is described as a pervasive pattern of social and interpersonal
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deficits marked by acute discomfort with
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and reduced capacity for close relationships
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as well as by cognitive or perceptual distortions and eccentricities of behavior
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beginning by early childhood and present
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in a variety of contexts as indicated by five or more of the following
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including ideas of reference, excluding delusions of reference,
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odd beliefs or magical thinking that influences
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behavior and is inconsistent with some cultural norms
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and in Children and adolescents.
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Um this would be bizarre fantasies or preoccupations,
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unusual perceptual
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experiences including bodily illusions, odd thinking and speech,
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suspicious or paranoid ideation,
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inappropriate or constricted effect
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behavior or appearance that is odd, eccentric or pear,
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peculiar lack of close friends or confidant other
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than first degree relatives or excessive social anxiety.
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Jeff Dammer
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began having pervasive patterns of social and interpersonal deficits
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marked by acute discomfort and reduced capacity for relationships
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with delusions.
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Beginning at a young age,
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he began with ideas of reference following his double hernia surgery,
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believing incorrect interpretations of his penis being cut off.
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And he also enjoyed the bones and the of
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animals clunking together and playing with the internal organs.
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Dalmer also found discomforting getting close to people who he
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could not control and possibly um from the lack of control
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that he had while his parents fault or the lack of
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control from not being able to keep his father home.
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And from his absence,
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he was fond of a particular teacher and gave that
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teacher the tadpoles who instantly re gifted the tadpoles.
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But Jeff retaliated um by pouring motor oil and
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killed the tadpoles after following the boy home.
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This behavior is not normal
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and is however odd and inappropriate.
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And because of his lack of control,
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he developed bizarre fantasies and delusions of
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having power to operate sex slaves.
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After transforming individuals through the drilling of their schools,
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he would pour hydrochloric and
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medic acid into the holes to um
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zombify his victims and even had fantasies about
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having intercourse with dead Andrej elected bodies.
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Um And then ended up
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doing so.
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He also chopped his victims up, saved specific parts for preservation,
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eight other pieces and kept skulls as sentimental trophies.
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All of these behaviors and thinking is delusional, odd, bizarre and peculiar.
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The model of psychopathology that I chose is the Christian biblical model.
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This model states that any mental
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or emotional instability that causes disturbance
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or distance between the relationship that an individual has with their creator,
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the Heavenly Father and Savior Jesus Christ is considered psychopathology.
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The model also says that
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um it consists of any behavior or action that draws the individual away
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from being an example of Christ or walking in the will for the
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walking in his will for their life.
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Um
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When individuals are stuck and chained by demons and other worldly ways,
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they have the opportunity to believe in the deliverance and healing,
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through obedience and grace from an Almighty God,
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the disorders
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and instabilities that are caused according to this model come
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from the fall of humans in the Garden of Eden,
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um where God created the earth and the heavens and created man
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and woman and gave them a set of rules to abide by.
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They were placed in an environment that would provide
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every need and desire that they could have.
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Um God, the creator told them not to eat from the tree of knowledge of good and evil.
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And they did
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through this direct disobedience, a curse was placed on the earth. Um
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And the tree of life became off limits
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that humans no longer had access to the garden and Satan let loose and sin and became
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um rampant on the earth because of this losing
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of Saint Anne demons and other deceitful thinking,
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led to adulterous, murderous, sick, twisted,
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um and other flourishing ideas and lifestyles.
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And eventually God um sent an ultimate sacrifice. Um Jesus Christ.
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Um We are all born sinners and exposed to a
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world filled with demons and other spiritual powers of darkness.
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But at the moment,
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demons have the ability to roam the earth and other spiritual realms,
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but not heaven.
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They are ultimately not secured in anything.
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Um Because Jesus died and overcame death and ultimately
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crushed the serpent in all of its Dominion.
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Satan tries to trick humans into believing that his ways are better than
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God's ways and can even keep individuals living in deceit and delusion.
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Some individuals have never gotten to experience the love of God or encounter
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Jesus. So they believe their wicked ways and
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they create false realities and um
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live in minimal human perspectives.
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Individuals who find themselves with these demons and
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other worldly disorders or suffocating mental illness,
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um They can choose to seek the church, go to God,
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go to his word and through deliverance or discipline, prayer belief.
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Um declaration and other miracles.
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Jesus can make a way where there seems to be no way.
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Um Individuals must completely surrender to any
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type of thinking that they thought was
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true and experience the coming of the end of their self or world sufficiency.
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And because I am a Christian, um this model
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where Jesus has the power to overcome any demon classified by the world, um
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means that we also have the power of the Holy Spirit
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within us to seek and ask for deliverance and expect it.
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Um And that is my truth. Um
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It may not be logical,
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but I believe that Jesus Christ is the answer to everything.
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And due to this perception and knowledge,
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I have empathy with boundaries for those who are struggling with mental disorders,
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including S P D.
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Um And I get to fully embrace and face those demons and illnesses rather
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than run from them and believe that they are hopeless or lost causes.
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Um because I know that my God has a purpose and a plan for each
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and every bad thing or struggle and turns everything into goodness for his glory.
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I know that I have the power to, to lay hands on people.
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And then also um just call on the name of Jesus
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for recognition and favor upon an individual who might be bound.
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And I also know that it's not just prayer and deliverance,
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it's whatever the Lord's will may be.
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And if that
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um
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that just may be between the person and the Lord,
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um Jesus has given us peace that surpasses
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all human understanding and we have access to
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it each day and it's just up to us to stay connected to that vine.
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And um with
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Dammer, he um didn't really have that influence. Um
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And so he wasn't able to uh seek deliverance until he
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um there's reports of when he was arrested and,
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and finding God in prison days before he was executed.
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Um So I found a few journal um articles um about the Greek prison,
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uh an Iran prison and also a psychiatric hospital.
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Um, all of them showing that
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sick, um
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that many inmates as well as um
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institutionalized individuals are sexual offenders with
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personality disorders including schizotypal personality disorders.
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With the first article I found that
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um, 16.2% of diagnosed
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um individuals in the Greek prison where this study was done
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had schizotypal personality disorder and violent crimes and
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homicides were found significantly associated with this disorder.
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And the odds of committing the violent crimes were
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2.86 times higher and 4.25 times higher for homicide.
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And in the Iran prison,
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um
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S P D
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and P D
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P P D as well as borderline personality
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disorder were most prevalent among men and women.
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And then with the psychiatric hospital, the treatment shows that
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um
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83% of those who were
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the non sexual offenders evaluated in the study that was
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released had a diagnosis of a schizophrenic personality disorder.
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So I just wanted to say thank you for listening here my references. And then also, um
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we don't know for sure with the um all of the different research that has taken place
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and um the proposed diagnosis that could have
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taken place in 1987 by a probation officer.
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Um but we do know that there was not much early intervention
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or exhausted resources prior to the crimes committed with Jeffrey Dahmer.
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However, we do know that for a fact,
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anything that is untreated or not able to be treated will not get better.
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And so Dahmer was untreated and unable to overcome the disorder symptoms.
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And we also know that he developed substance and alcohol abuse and
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trying to suppress his violent thoughts and to minimize the compulsions.
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But in the end, it did not work.
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And so this presentation was just to show
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what happens when there's no early intervention.
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And when
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schizotypal
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Personality disorder goes untreated and the,
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the, um, effects that, that could take place if it does go unnoticed and untreated.
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Thanks so much for listening.
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