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245 00 $aPersonality disorders /$cedited by Mario Maj [and others].
260 $aHoboken, NJ :$bJ. Wiley,$c[2005], ©2005.
300 $axix, 515 pages ;$c24 cm.
336 $atext$btxt$2rdacontent
337 $aunmediated$bn$2rdamedia
490 1 $aWPA series, evidence and experience in psychiatry ;$vv. 8
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $gCh. 1.$tSchizotypal, schizoid and paranoid disorders -- $tCluster A personality disorders : a review /$rJosef Parnas, Deborah Licht and Pierre Bovet -- $tCommentaries -- $tPaul E. Meehl's model of schizotypy and schizophrenia /$rMark F. Lenzenweger -- $tWhatever happened to healthy schizotypy? /$rGordon Claridge -- $tGenetic enhancements to schizotypy theorizing /$rIrving I. Gottesman and L. Erlenmeyer-Kimling -- $tCluster A personality disorders : unanswered questions about epidemiological, evolutionary and genetic aspects /$rMatti Isohanni and Pekka Tienari -- $tSchizotypy and schizophrenia /$rJoachim Klosterkotter -- $tParsing the schizophrenia spectrum /$rLoring J. Ingraham -- $tThe future of cluster A personality disorders /$rMing T. Tsuang and William S. Stone -- $tSchizotypal personality disorder and phenotype specification for genetic studies of schizophrenia /$rJeremy M. Silverman -- $tA developmental, behavioural genetic look at schizotypal disorder /$rMarco Battaglia -- $tThe premorbid personality background of psychotic disorders /$rVictor Peralta and Manuel J. Cuesta -- $tChanging boundaries at different levels of validity /$rErik Simonsen -- $tFinding the right level of analysis /$rRichard P. Bentall -- $tSearch for a systematic approach to the diagnosis of personality disorders /$rJan Libiger -- $tSchizotypal personality disorder - a minor variant of schizophrenia? /$rAna Cristina Chaves -- $tDiagnosis versus classification in psychiatry /$rRobert Cancro -- $tCluster A personality disorders : conundrums and new directions /$rDavid L. Braff -- $tHave paranoid and schizoid personality disorders become dispensable diagnoses? /$rDavid P. Bernstein -- $gCh. 2.$tAntisocial disorder -- $tAntisocial personality disorder : a review /$rC. Robert Cloninger -- $tCommentaries -- $tUnderstanding the antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy professional literature /$rCarl B. Gacono -- $tDevelopmental perspectives on self-awareness in antisocial personality disorder /$rJonathan Hill -- $tThe complexity of antisocial behaviour /$rJohn M. Oldham -- $tAssessing research on antisocial personality /$rLee N. Robins -- $tAntisocial or social adaptation /$rJanine L. Stevenson -- $tAntisocial personality disorder - the forgotten patients of psychiatry /$rDonald W. Black -- $tA new conceptualization of antisocial personality disorder /$rConor Duggan -- $tCloninger's theory of antisocial personality disorder /$rThomas A. Widiger -- $tAn uphill battle being won /$rRenato D. Alarcon -- $tPublic health approaches to antisocial personality disorder /$rGiovanni de Girolamo and Mariano Bassi -- $tAntisocial personality disorder in its cultural context /$rLevent Kuey and Omer Aydemir -- $gCh. 3.$tBorderline and histrionic disorders -- $tBorderline and histrionic personality disorders : a review /$rMichael H. Stone -- $tCommentaries -- $tFrom shifting diagnoses to empirically-based diagnostic constructs /$rW. John Livesley -- $tWhat is a personality disorder, a set of traits or symptoms? /$rAllan Tasman -- $tMentalization and borderline personality disorder /$rAnthony W. Bateman -- $tComplex and diverse, yet similar? /$rSigmund Karterud, Theresa Wilberg and Oyvind Urnes -- $tThe need for new paradigms in the research approaches to borderline personality disorder /$rLarry J. Siever -- $tBorderline personality disorder : from clinical heterogeneity to diagnostic coherence /$rCesare Maffei -- $tBorderline personality disorder : problems of definition and complex aetiology /$rJiri Modestin -- $tSome problems in the current conceptualization of borderline and histrionic personality disorders /$rEnrique Baca Baldomero -- $tBorderline (and histrionic) personality disorders : boundaries, epidemiology, genetics and treatment /$rSvenn Torgersen -- $tCategorical conundrums /$rJohn F. Clarkin -- $tAre cyclothymic temperament and borderline and histrionic personality related concepts? /$rGiulio Perugi -- $tBorderline and histrionic personality disorders : implications for health services /$rBrian Martindale -- $tPsychotherapy for borderline personality disorder : some tentative interpretations of the available empirical findings /$rRoel Verheul -- $tHow to cope with the burden of trying to help a borderline patient? /$rVera Lemgruber -- $tBorderline personality disorder : a complex disorder, but not just complex post-traumatic stress disorder /$rChristian Schmahl -- $tBorderline personality disorder between axis I and axis II diagnosis /$rTarek A. Okasha -- $tHistrionic and borderline personality disorders : a view from Latin America /$rNestor M. S. Koldobsky -- $gCh. 4.$tNarcissistic Disorder -- $tNarcissistic personality disorder : a review /$rElsa Ronningstam -- $tCommentaries -- $tPersonality pathology as pathological narcissism /$rLeslie C. Morey -- $tNarcissism within psychiatry : past and future perspectives /$rEric M. Plakun -- $tSome psychodynamics of narcissistic pathology /$rArnold M. Cooper -- $tComplexity of narcissism and a continuum of self-esteem regulation /$rPaul J. Watson -- $tNarcissism : psychodynamic theme and personality disorder /$rRobert Michels -- $tOf narcissism, narcissistic personality disorder and normal personality /$rMark A. Blais -- $tNarcissistic personality disorder : the Cassel Hospital experience /$rKevin Healy -- $tNarcissistic personalities : pathobiographies and research findings from Latin America /$rRamon U. Florenzano -- $gCh. 5.$tThe anxious cluster -- $tThe anxious cluster of personality disorders : a review /$rPeter Tyrer -- $tCommentaries -- $tTheory, contexts, prototypes and subtypes /$rTheodore Millon -- $tAnxious cluster personality disorders : perspectives from the collaborative longitudinal personality disorders study /$rAndrew E. Skodol -- $tPersonality in anxiety disorders /$rMatig R. Mavissakalian -- $t"Minima moralia" on cluster C personality disorders /$rCarlo Faravelli -- $tAnxious cluster personality disorders and axis I anxiety disorders : comments on the comorbidity issue /$rM. Tracie Shea -- $tCluster C personality disorders : utility and stability /$rTimothy J. Trull and Stephanie D. Stepp -- $tAnxiety, avoidance and personality - a dynamic borderland /$rDusica Lecic-Tosevski and Mirjana Divac-Jovanovic -- $tA theoretical model of cluster C personality disorders /$rJoel Paris -- $tAnxious cluster personality disorders : the need for further empirical data /$rJulien Daniel Guelfi -- $tQuest for a clinically useful diagnosis /$rMarco Antonio Alves Brasil and Luiz Alberto B. Hetem -- $tThe "anxious cluster" : a descriptive disguise for diversity in personality classification /$rFuad Antun -- $tBeyond the anxious traits /$rMiguel Marquez -- $gCh. 6.$tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : a review /$rPaul Costa, Jack Samuels, Michael Bagby, Lee Daffin and Hillary Norton -- $tCommentaries -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : elusive for whom? /$rGlen O. Gabbard -- $tClinical challenges of obsessive-compulsive personality disorder /$rAlbert Rothenberg -- $tObsessive-compulsive character /$rDavid Shapiro -- $tUnderstanding and measuring obsessive-compulsive personality disorder : the jury is still out /$rLucy Serpell and Varsha Hirani -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder: not just a mere problem in living /$rEric Hollander and Lisa Sharma -- $tPsychiatry trapped in obsessive-compulsive overdiagnosing? /$rIver Hand and Susanne Fricke -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : personality or disorder? /$rGerald Nestadt and Mark Riddle -- $tCognitive therapy for the perfectionism dimension? /$rJean Cottraux -- $tAnankastic and obsessive-compulsive personality disorder in ICD-10 and DSM-IV-TR /$rCharles Pull and Marie-Claire Pull -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : a discrete disorder? /$rTom G. Bolwig -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder or negative perfectionism? /$rStefano Pallanti -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : response to pharmacological treatment /$rMarc Ansseau --
505 80 $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : relationship to childhood onset OCD and diagnostic stability /$rPer Hove Thomsen -- $tFigure and background : challenges in trying to understand axis I and axis II interactions /$rAlbina Rodrigues Torres -- $tObsessive-compulsive personality disorder : the African dilemmas /$rFrank G. Njenga, Anna N. Nguithi and Rachel N. Kangethe -- $tEpilogue : the renaissance of the ancient concept of temperament (with a focus on affective temperaments) /$rHagop S. Akiskal and Kareen Akiskal.
520 1 $a"Personality Disorders are among the mental disorders for which the gap between research evidence and clinical practice is most significant. They are currently underdiagnosed and undertreated. Even if an appropriate diagnosis is made, treatment is rarely evidence-based. This book aims to review recent progress and current controversies in this area, providing a guide to clinicians and a contribution to the ongoing revision of the main classification systems." "Personality Disorders is an unbiased and reliable reference point for all psychiatrists, psychologists, mental health nurses and policy makers."--BOOK JACKET.
650 0 $aPersonality disorders.$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh85100115
650 12 $aPersonality Disorders.$0https://id.nlm.nih.gov/mesh/D010554
700 1 $aMaj, Mario,$d1953-$0http://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n92805771
830 0 $aWPA series, evidence and experience in psychiatry ;$vv. 8.
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