What Does Personality Mean in the Context of Mental Health? A Topic Modeling Approach Based on Abstracts Published in Pubmed Over the Last 5 Years

Abstract

following: social dimensions, clinical aspects, biological issues, clinical history of PD, internalization and externalization symptoms, impulsive behaviors, comorbidities, criminal behaviors. The results indicate that the concept of personality is associated with a wide range of conditions. The study of personality and mental health still proceeds, mainly, according to a practical-clinical approach; too little moves, however, according to an innovative research approach, but the work shows the common commitment of scholars to a new way of dealing with the study of personality.

Mental Health and Personality Traits during COVID-19 in China: A Latent Profile Analysis

“…The association between personality traits, mental health well-being, and health behavior are evident in the existing literature [84,85]. Mental health research often addresses personality traits as the key component in the development of such mental health problems [86]. Without considering the personality traits and other individual differences, it is difficult to formulate a better intervention plan for mental health professionals.…”

Satisfaction degree in the using of VideoConferencing Psychotherapy in a sample of Italian psychotherapists during Covid-19 emergency

“…This advantage makes VCP an attractive service offering for organizations that serve geographically disperse or isolated populations, such as military personnel, veterans, prison inmates and staff, first responders, mining workers, or people living in rural or remote locations [15,16]. Online therapy is also suitable for people with special needs such as: disabled and elderly people with mobility problems; people with anxiety disorders such as agoraphobia or social phobia; people who fear social stigma but that can overcome the sense of shame by using remote help; who has time constraints as managers or professionals; who often move their residence for study or work reasons; who are socially isolated for different reasons or fear meeting new people [17]; isolated teenagers in their rooms, with socialization problems or with serious pathologies, such as "hikikomori"; or become a valid support, as in the present moment because of the Covid-19, when the spread of anxiety and social anguish, if contained where possible.…”

The Arabic Version of the Personality Inventory for the DSM-5 (PID-5) in a Clinical Sample of United Arab Emirates (UAE) Nationals

“…15 From this perspective, despite the efforts to establish more culturally-informed guidelines for the assessment and treatment of PDs, 16 the role of the interactive dynamics between clinical manifestations along with basic biological rhythms of individuals with PDs, cultural idiosyncrasies, and relational dimensions is still to be unveiled. 17 The fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders 18 and the eleventh version of the International Classification of Mental and Behavioural Disorders 19 have shown a strong commitment to capturing the complex and heterogeneous reality of PDs, shifting towards a more evidence-based dimensional paradigm that acknowledges the pivotal importance of personality traits in clinical practice. 20 Throughout this transition process The Personality Inventory for the DSM-5 (PID-5) 21 assumed a leading role which empirically and conceptually supported the departure from a categorical based diagnosing system of PDs to a primarily dimensional method.…”