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Personality Disorders:     more books (100)

I Hate You, Don't Leave Me: Understanding the Borderline Personality by Jerold J. Kreisman, Hal Strauss, 1991-02-01 Hysterical Personality Style and Histrionic Personality Disorder Difficult Personalities: A Practical Guide to Managing the Hurtful Behavior of Others (and Maybe Your Own) by Helen McGrath, Hazel Edwards, 2010-01-05 Personality and Its Disorders: A Biosocial Learning Approach by Theodore Millon, George S. Everly, 1985-01-21 Clinical Perspectives on Multiple Personality Disorder by Richard P. Kluft, 1993-06 Essentials of Personality Disorders by John M. Oldham, Andrew E. Skodol, et all 2009-03-03 Search For The Real Self : Unmasking The Personality Disorders Of Our Age by James F. Masterson, 1990-03-01 Borderline Personality Disorder by John G. Gunderson, 1984-11 Personality-Disordered Patients: Treatable and Untreatable by Michael H. Stone, 2006-11-23 A God Called Father: One Woman's Recovery from Incest and Multiple Personality Disorder by Judith Machree, 2002-04-03 Borderline Personality Disorder: A Therapist's Guide to Taking Control by Arthur Freeman, Gina M. Fusco, 2003-11-01 Silencing the voices: one woman's experience with multiple personality disorder by Jean Darby Cline, 1997-06-01 Girl in Need of a Tourniquet: Memoir of a Borderline Personality by Merri Lisa Johnson, 2010-06-08 Disorders of Personality: DSM-IV and Beyond, 2nd Edition by Theodore Millon, 1995-10-13

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61. Powell's Books - Used, New, And Out Of Print
    Psychology personality disorders There are 559 books in this aisle. FeaturedTitles in Psychologypersonality disorders Page 1 of 22 next.  
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62. APA Books
    of the 1994 edition, is a definitive resource for researchers and clinicians interestedin the applications of the fivefactor model to personality disorders.  
    http://www.apa.org/books/431780A.html
    
    Extractions: The 1994 edition of this book has been a definitive resource for both researchers and clinicians interested in the applications of the five-factor model to personality disorders. Since the publication of the first edition, a steady flow of new empirical research has been conducted, and key theoretical developments have occurred. This revised edition updates the book and offers nine important new chapters. A new chapter by the editors presents a comprehensive summary of 55 empirical studies published since 1994 on the relationship of the five factor model to personality disorder symptoms. Additional new chapters cover The history and conceptual background of the FFM Five-factor translations of DSM-III-R and DSM-IV personality disorders Empirical findings on the structure and symptomatology of personality disorders from the five-factor perspective Application of the FFM to a variety of patient populations, including patients with borderline personality disorder, narcissism, and bulimia nervosa as well as substance abusers, psychopaths, and sex offenders

63. Fps.com Message Boards - Index
    Discussion and support forums for personality and dissociative disorders.  
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64. APA Books
    ISBN 155798-214-7. personality disorders and the Five-Factor Model of Personality.Edited by Paul T. Costa, Jr. and Thomas A. Widiger. 1994 Hardcover 364 Pages.  
    http://www.apa.org/books/4317330.html
    
    Extractions: A new, second edition of this volume is now available. Click here . This edition is no longer in stock and is now out-of-print. Leading researchers and clinicians explore the premise that the Five-Factor Model (FFM) of personality is the most useful and comprehensive taxonomy for describing personality and for understanding problems associated with personality disorders. In addition to contrasting the FFM with other diagnostic models, prominent clinicians offer a FFM translation of DSM-III-R (and proposed DSM-IV) personality disorder categories. The book provides a thorough analysis of personality dimensions and disorders from the FFM perspective and identifies the dimensions of pathology that underlie the disorder categories. Experts also examine the application of the FFM to the diagnosis and treatment of personality disorders in a number of patient populations - including substance abusers, psychopaths, and sex offenders - using clinical vignettes to explore the FFM's role in therapy.

65. Personality Disorders
    personality disorders. Back to Diagnosis; Antisocial personality disordersInternet Mental Health. Borderline Personality Disorder Search  
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66. Narcissistic Personality Functional And Structural Domain Descriptions
    Because personality disorders are disorders of the entire matrix of the person, their assessment intrinsically requires operational attributes sampled from all important domains of personality  
    http://hometown.net/NAR.htm

67. AYC: Personality Disorders
    personality disorders Please feel free to click on any of the subcategoriesto the left of your screen. Many of our topics have  
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    Extractions: Emotional Well Being/Psychiatric Dysfunctions States of well being Personality Disorders Borderline Personality ... Information Personality Disorders Please feel free to click on any of the subcategories to the left of your screen. Many of our topics have the most up to date information available. Please also note that Always Your Choice is constantly updating new material. If you have any comments that you would like to share or topics that you would like to see please go to our guestbook About Always Your Choice A private medical office providing quality medical care in an atmosphere of warmth and compassion Located in Manhattan at 80 E. 11th Street Suite 211 and regularly serving the tri-state area An appointment is necessary. You can reach us 24 hours a day at 212-677-1777. At Always Your Choice we strive to keep our fees affordable. We accept checks, credit cards and cash as well as ADAP and Medicaid for HIV care. We also accept private insurance plans-however, these must be pre-approved and verified. For your convenience we are willing to work out flexible payment plans after you have become an established patient. We regret that we cannot provide free medical care but we consciously work to keep our fees affordable. Specializing in HIV counseling, treatment and prevention, treatment of STDs (sexually transmitted diseases), general medical care

68. Tipsofallsorts/narcissism
    A form of excessive selflove. Traits of narcissistic personality disorders. 5 donts on avoiding a narcissists wrath and 8 dos to make your narcissist dependent on you.  
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    Extractions: Workplace bully ... shoppe 5 Don'ts on How to Avoid the Wrath of the Narcissist 1. Never disagree with the narcissist or contradict him. 2. Never offer him any intimacy. 4. Never remind him of life out there and if you do, connect it somehow to his sense of grandiosity 5. Do not make any comment, which might directly or indirectly impinge on his self-image, omnipotence, judgement, omniscience, skills, capabilities, professional record, or even omnipresence. Bad sentences start with: "I think you overlooked ... made a mistake here ... you don't know ... do you now ... you were not here yesterday so ... you cannot ... you should ... (perceived as rude imposition, narcissists react very badly to restrictions placed on their freedom) ... I (never mention the fact that you are a separate, independent entity, narcissists regard others as extensions of their selves, their internalization processes were screwed up and they did not differentiate properly) ..." You get the gist of it.

69. ThinkQuest Library Of Entries
    personality disorders are longstanding patterns of maladaptive behavior, which significantlyimpairs the individual's ability to function in important areas .  
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    Extractions: The web site you have requested, That's Me! - A Guide to Personality , is one of over 4000 student created entries in our Library. Before using our Library, please be sure that you have read and agreed to our To learn more about ThinkQuest. You can browse other ThinkQuest Library Entries To proceed to That's Me! - A Guide to Personality click here Back to the Previous Page The Site you have Requested ... click here to view this site Click image for the Site Languages : Site Desciption Welcome to "That's me! A Guide To Personality" - the complete and interactive guide to personality. This is an educational Internet resource for the promotion of students' understanding of the theories and practical applications of personality. Throughout this site, we will delve into the many aspects of personality: from types of personality and analyzing personality to other topics such as personality disorders, various school of thoughts, history of personality, case studies and tests. We hope after your visit, you will gain a deeper understanding of personality and know yourself better.

70. Personality Disorder Information At IVillage.com
    you are here iVillage.com health mental health personality disorders.personality disorders,  
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71. Understanding Personality Disorders
    window. personality disorders. Personality Disorders. American PsychiatricAssociation, 1994) distinguishes ten personality disorders. There  
    http://www.mind.org.uk/information/understanding/personality/understanding_perso
    
    Extractions: Personality Disorders Personality disorder is one of the most controversial psychiatric diagnoses. There are a number of categories of personality disorder which cover a wide range of attitudes and behaviour from ruthless exploitativeness to fear of other people and social withdrawal. At what point do eccentric or negative personality characteristics shade into personality disorder? What do we know about the causes and treatments for personality disorder? Is antisocial personality disorder treatable? This booklet attempts to answer these questions. Information about multiple personality disorder is not included here since it is classified as a dissocaitive disorder, not a personality disorder. What is a personality disorder? The word 'personality' refers to the enduring pattern of thoughts, feelings and outward behaviour which is characteristic of an individual. We tend to behave in relatively predictable ways, yet our personalities also develop and change in response to changed circumstances. Many people are flexible enough to be able to learn from past experiences and change their behaviour in order to cope more effectively. Personality disorders, on the other hand, are characterized by a long-lasting, inflexible and limited range of attitudes and behaviours which are expressed a wide variety of settings and which deviate markedly from the expectations of the person's culture and cause distress to the person or to others. Personality disorders often begin or become noticeable during adolescence or early adulthood, although they sometimes begin during childhood. The narrow range of experiences, responses and coping strategies displayed by someone suffering from a personality disorder cause great distress in most circumstances, making it difficult for sufferers to develop friendships, maintain stable partnerships and work co-operatively with others. The suicide risk is reckoned to be three times greater in people suffering from a personality disorder than in the general population.

72. Attention Seeking Personality Disorders And Tactics Of Attention-seeking
    Drama queens, saviours, rescuers, feigners and attentionseekers Attention-seekingpersonality disorders, insecurity and centre of attention behaviour.  
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    Extractions: Attention seeking and narcissism The need for attention Human beings are social creatures and need social interaction, feedback, and validation of their worth. The emotionally mature person doesn't need to go hunting for these; they gain it naturally from their daily life, especially from their work and from stable relationships. Daniel Goleman calls emotional maturity emotional intelligence , or EQ; he believes, and I agree, that EQ is a much better indicator of a person's character and value than intelligence quotient, or IQ. The emotionally immature person, however, has low levels of self-esteem and self-confidence and consequently feels insecure; to counter these feelings of insecurity they will spend a large proportion of their lives creating situations in which they become the centre of attention. It may be that the need for attention is inversely proportional to emotional maturity, therefore anyone indulging in attention-seeking behaviours is telling you how emotionally immature they are. Attention-seeking behaviour is surprisingly common. Being the centre of attention alleviates feelings of insecurity and inadequacy but the relief is temporary as the underlying problem remains unaddressed: low self-confidence and low self-esteem, and consequent low levels of self-worth and self-love.

73. An Introduction To Personality Disorders
    An Introduction to personality disorders. By Linda Lebelle, BA and borderlinepersonality disorders. Treatment of personality disorders.  
    http://www.mental-health-matters.com/articles/article.php?artID=263

74. Eating Disorders And Personality Disorders
    Eating Disorders and personality disorders. By Sam mental life). This isbound to ameliorate other facets of their personality disorders.  
    http://www.mental-health-matters.com/articles/sv001.php?artID=202

75. Personality_Disorder_Links_Index
    EMDR (Links Books). personality disorders Links Index. Princess Diana. Abuse LinksIndex. Search this site powered by FreeFind. personality disorders Links Index.  
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76. PersonalityDisorder-Links
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77. Ingenta Select
    Similar pages Personality Disorder Tests Online New York University School of Medicine Online Screening for personality disorders.Personality Disorder Test sponsored by 4degreez. Join our Newsletter.  
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78. Personality Disorders -- MPRM Group Limited
    Investigation Tool Knowledge personality disorders. The followingsets out typical traits of a personality disordered person. This  
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    Extractions: Personality Disorders The following sets out typical traits of a personality disordered person. This is the type of suspect individual that law-enforcement professionals come into contact with most often while investigating criminal cases That is not to say that all offenderrs have personality disorders, but it is certainly true that the behaviour of personality disordered persons is often anti-social and either borderline or fully criminal in nature and effect. Investigating such individuals can bring about the absolute height in frustration and consternation. General personality disorder characteristics seen in clinical settings: 1) An inclination to be demanding and non-compliant (actively or passively). For some of the personality disorders, this is apparent early in treatment; for others the non-compliance is evident only after early success in the therapeutic process (e.g. an individual with a dependent personality disorder, for whom continuing positive change would result in termination from therapy, who is unable to initiate or sustain self-responsible behavior).

79. Pages In Www3.health-center.com: Personality Disorders
    What are personality disorders? There is significant overlap in personalitydisorders; people often have more than one personality disorder.  
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    Extractions: What are Personality Disorders? People suffering from personality disorders often have problems in many areas of their lives, including social skills, moods, and emotional states. People with these disorders have difficulty establishing normal, healthy relationships. In many of the disorders, sufferers lack the ability to have genuine emotions including empathy for others. In some disorders, sufferers have no desire to have social relationships or they want relationships, but are scared to reach out to people.

80. SOSIG: Personality Disorders
    personality disorders. You are here Home Psychology Home Psychology Psychological and Physical Disorders personality disorders. What's new  
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    Extractions: Editor: LTSN Psychology, Social Science Information Gateway Internet Resources Listed By Type alphabetically For a short description click the title. To access the resource directly click Articles/Papers/Reports (individual) Up Narcissistic Personality Disorder (NPD) - The DSM IV (1994) Definition Companies Up AtHealth Chat - Body Dysmorphic Disorder BDD Central Beauty Worlds - Body Dysmorphic Disorder ... Body Dysmorphic Disorder - Symptoms and Treatment Educational Materials Up All About Us - Muliple Personalities Living in the Real World Coming Out Multiple - Essay by Bob King Dissociative Experiences Scale ... Spectrum of Dissociative Disorders; An Overview of Diagnosis and Treatment

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