Corporate personality
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This article refers to the psychological condition. For the legal concept, see legal entity or corporation.
An alternate term for persons with multiple personality who wish a descriptive term that is not also a specific endorsement of various viewpoints regarding that particular way of being.
A corporate personality is one that consists of two or more distinct personalities that work in concert in order to achieve a "walking consensus." It is to be understood as a subjective self-description, not a diagnosis, nor a position statement.
See dissociative identity disorder, multiple personality, multiple personality disorder, empowered multiple and on from there to undestand the common points of view and the disputes among them.
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