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A systematic, empirically-grounded approach to studying collective dissociation using the methods and frameworks of [social science]. The scientific social theory of collective dissociation applies quantitative and qualitative research methods to understand how societies manage unbearable knowledge: survey research on historical knowledge and denial; content analysis of media representations; ethnographic studies of communities negotiating difficult histories; network analysis of how dissociative narratives spread; comparative studies of how different societies handle similar traumas. It treats collective dissociation as a phenomenon that can be observed, measured, and explained through scientific methods—not just theorized but documented. This approach seeks to identify patterns, test hypotheses, and develop evidence-based [understanding] of how and why societies disconnect from [uncomfortable] truths. The scientific social theory of collective dissociation is essential for moving beyond speculation to rigorous knowledge about [one of] the most consequential social processes.

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