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ArtikelStability and Change in Personality Disorder  
Oleh: Clark, Lee Anna
Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Current Directions in Psychological Science vol. 18 no. 01 (Feb. 2009), page 27-31.
Topik: Stability; Change; Personality Disorder
Fulltext: 06. Stability and Change in Personality Disorder.pdf (112.59KB)
Isi artikelThe standard view of personality disorder is that it is a maladaptive expression of personality traits, which are relatively stable and unchanging. Thus, personality disorder has been considered to have its roots in childhood and adolescence, to persist in adulthood, and to be difficult to change. However, recent research has challenged this view, revealing that personality continues to change, albeit more slowly, well into adulthood, and that the maladaptive manifestations of personality disorder are much less stable than previously believed. These research findings are described, and factors that influence stability and change in personality disorder are discussed. The emerging view of personality disorder has important implications for diagnosis, assessment, and treatment of personality pathology.
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