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PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL POINTS OF REFERENCE IN PERSONALITY DISORDERS THERAPY FROM DSM-5 PERSPECTIVE
The maladaptive traits of personality, which are expressed by behavior, have always constituted a major problem in psychiatry because of the fact that ...
COMPARATIVE DIMENSIONAL APPROACH OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS THROUGH THE MODELS OF BIG FIVE AND BIG SEVEN
Introduction: The dimensional models of personality have gained ground in the area of trait psychology, fact proven by the introduction of the alternative DSM-5 model. Objectives: The aim of...
DIAGNOSING PERSONALITY DISORDERS: A MODERN VIEW
The alternative DSM-5 model for personality disorders (PD) evaluates the level of personality functioning on a continuum and considers that the disturbances in self and interpersonal functioning constitute the...
CORRELATIONS BETWEEN THE DSM-IV CATEGORICAL MODEL AND THE ALTERNATIVE DSM-5 MODEL
Introduction: The diversity of personality traits and rigidity of the categorical model of personality disorders has favored the introduction of a new dimensional model in DSM 5. Objectives: The purpose...
