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2020
Personality disorders are pervasive and stable patterns of behavior and inner experiences that start during adolescence or young adult life and have negative effects on functioning of the person or produces distress. Personality disorders are grouped into three clusters.
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Personality disorders are pervasive and stable patterns of behavior and inner experiences that start during adolescence or young adult life and have negative effects on functioning of the person or produces distress. Personality disorders are grouped into three clusters.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2007
Personality disorders are gaining a similar level of attention in the primary care literature as afforded to mood, anxiety, and substance abuse disorders. A personality disorder-comorbid with a medical or other psychiatric diagnosis-presents a challenge for primary care physicians because of diagnostic and treatment dilemmas, as well as management of ...
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Personality disorders are gaining a similar level of attention in the primary care literature as afforded to mood, anxiety, and substance abuse disorders. A personality disorder-comorbid with a medical or other psychiatric diagnosis-presents a challenge for primary care physicians because of diagnostic and treatment dilemmas, as well as management of ...
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Personality and Personality Disorder
2015Personality traits differ among normal people, and one should only diagnose a personality disorder (PD) in the presence of a clear-cut impairment of functioning. Most of these disorders lie on a spectrum with traits, but those that cause prominent symptoms present more often in psychiatry The most clinically important category of PD is borderline ...
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 1987
Research into personality disorders has accelerated with the publication of the DSM-III--consistent personality descriptions. The significance of these disorders for psychiatric treatment and present measurement problems are discussed. This article also examines familial tendencies, prevalence of personality disorders, and gives a brief overview of ...
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Research into personality disorders has accelerated with the publication of the DSM-III--consistent personality descriptions. The significance of these disorders for psychiatric treatment and present measurement problems are discussed. This article also examines familial tendencies, prevalence of personality disorders, and gives a brief overview of ...
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Personality traits and personality disorders
British Journal of Psychology, 1998The structure of personality disorder traits was examined in a sample of 400 undergraduates who completed the personality disorder questionnaire from the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM‐III–R (SCID‐II). The relations between personality disorder and normal personality traits indexed by the Eysenck Personality Questionnaire–Revised (EPQ–R) were ...
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Psychotherapy and Psychosomatics, 2010
There is considerably less research on the treatment of personality disorders than most other disorders in psychiatry such as depression, anxiety or schizophrenia. There are several published review papers on research of the treatment of these disorders. The present brief survey will deal with the treatment of syndromes for which there is some research
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There is considerably less research on the treatment of personality disorders than most other disorders in psychiatry such as depression, anxiety or schizophrenia. There are several published review papers on research of the treatment of these disorders. The present brief survey will deal with the treatment of syndromes for which there is some research
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Postgraduate Medicine, 1973
Patients with a personality disorder exhibit fixed, lifelong patterns of behavior that normal persons exhibit to a lesser extent. Ability to identify such exaggerated behavior patterns can help the physician to manage more skillfully difficult physician-patient relationships.
R, Noyes, J, Clancy, T A, Travis
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Patients with a personality disorder exhibit fixed, lifelong patterns of behavior that normal persons exhibit to a lesser extent. Ability to identify such exaggerated behavior patterns can help the physician to manage more skillfully difficult physician-patient relationships.
R, Noyes, J, Clancy, T A, Travis
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Medical Clinics of North America, 2001
Some general recommendations can be made, collected from these subjective descriptions of personality types. Because determining an accurate psychiatric diagnosis is not the internist's aim, it is better for him or her to have a stance that generalizes to all patients, which can be refined as personality characteristics emerge.
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Some general recommendations can be made, collected from these subjective descriptions of personality types. Because determining an accurate psychiatric diagnosis is not the internist's aim, it is better for him or her to have a stance that generalizes to all patients, which can be refined as personality characteristics emerge.
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