1987
DOI: 10.2224/sbp.1987.15.1.35
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Interrelationship of Personality Disorders: Theoretical Formulations and Anecdotal Evidence

Abstract: In this paper an attempt is made to define the interrelationship of personality disorders. Relationships both between and among the 3 major groupings of DSM-III are discussed. It is proposed that 3 personality disorders, namely passive aggressive, avoidant, and borderline are impure and serve as bridges between the 3 major DSM-111 groupings. Placement within the 3 groupings is discussed with antisocial, compulsive, and schizoid as being the essence of the 3 categories. Anecdotal evidence from previous psychome… Show more

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“…Among individuals who received a personality disorder diagnosis, half were seen as having an immature personality disorder and half were seen as having a neurotic personality disorder. Specifically, more than one-fourth of these individuals were seen as passive-aggressive, which is consistent with the theory (Vincent, 1987a). More than one-fifth were classified as dependent.…”
Section: -8 Code (Schizophrenic Psychosissomatoform Disorders Scalessupporting
confidence: 86%
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“…Among individuals who received a personality disorder diagnosis, half were seen as having an immature personality disorder and half were seen as having a neurotic personality disorder. Specifically, more than one-fourth of these individuals were seen as passive-aggressive, which is consistent with the theory (Vincent, 1987a). More than one-fifth were classified as dependent.…”
Section: -8 Code (Schizophrenic Psychosissomatoform Disorders Scalessupporting
confidence: 86%
“…Slightly less than half of the individuals of this profile type were diagnosed as having an alcohol abuse disorder, and one-fifth received a diagnosis of drug abuse or stress-adjustment disorder. Among individuals diagnosed as having a personality disorder, slightly more than half were diagnosed as neurotic, which is consistent with the theory (Vincent, 1987a). More than a third were diagnosed as having an immature character disorder.…”
Section: -8 Code (Schizophrenic Psychosissomatoform Disorders Scalessupporting
confidence: 82%
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