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Borderline personality disorder and the MMPI
Journal of Clinical Psychology, 1984Fourteen patients diagnosed as borderline on the basis of the Diagnostic Interview for Borderlines obtained a mean group profile of 8-2-7 similar in configuration, but more elevated than that obtained by a group of 7 diagnostically heterogeneous controls. The borderline patients manifested significantly greater hypochondriasis, depression and hysteria,
S I, Abramowitz +2 more
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Countertransference in the Treatment of the Borderline Personality
Psychiatric Clinics of North America, 1994The emotional pressure and transferences of patients to their physicians and other caregivers are natural, inevitable occurrences that are not restricted to therapeutic situations in which one is using a dynamic approach. Transferences are present in all relationships but are scrutinized in intensive dynamic psychotherapy.
R B, Cornfield, I A, Share
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Violent Behavior in Borderline Personality
Journal of Personality Disorders, 2009Little is known about the nature and prevalence of interpersonal violence among individuals with borderline personality disorder (BPD). Employing a longitudinal, multi-site sample, this study examined the degree to which BPD constitutes a risk marker for future violent behavior, and describes the characteristics of violent individuals with BPD and the ...
Christina E, Newhill +2 more
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Self & Society, 1993
Nathan Schwartz-Salant's The Borderline Personality—Healing and Vision (Chiron Publications, 1989, £12.95) is an interesting and challenging book, well worth reading both as an illuminating account of borderline personality, and for the opportunity it presents for finding common ground within very different psychotherapeutic traditions.
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Nathan Schwartz-Salant's The Borderline Personality—Healing and Vision (Chiron Publications, 1989, £12.95) is an interesting and challenging book, well worth reading both as an illuminating account of borderline personality, and for the opportunity it presents for finding common ground within very different psychotherapeutic traditions.
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Social Casework, 1980
A new character disturbance classification much in evidence in the recent literature is the “borderline personality.” New definitions of the classification are reviewed in this article, and implications for social work practice using various methods and modalities in working with these clients are discussed.
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A new character disturbance classification much in evidence in the recent literature is the “borderline personality.” New definitions of the classification are reviewed in this article, and implications for social work practice using various methods and modalities in working with these clients are discussed.
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Spotting the Borderline Personality
The American Journal of Nursing, 1987B G, Braverman, J, Shook
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Borderline personality disorder
British Journal of Hospital Medicine, 2015Rohan, Bhome, Pavel, Fridrich
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Borderline Personality Disorder
American Journal of Psychiatry, 2009Otto F, Kernberg, Robert, Michels
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Psychotherapies for Borderline Personality Disorder: A Focused Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis
British Journal of Psychiatry, 2022Jutta Stoffers-Winterling +2 more
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