Person Perception and Personality Pathology  

Oleh:

Oltmanns, Thomas F. ; Turkheimer, Eric

Jenis: Article from Journal - e-Journal
Dalam koleksi: Current Directions in Psychological Science vol. 18 no. 01 (Feb. 2009), page 32-36.
Topik: Assessment; Personality Disorders; Person Perception; Self-Knowledge
Fulltext: 07. Person Perception and Personality Pathology.pdf (125.63KB)

Isi artikel

Studies of person perception (people’s impressions and beliefs about others) have developed important concepts and methods that can be used to help improve the assessment of personality disorders. They may also inspire advances in our knowledge of the nature and origins of these conditions. Information collected from peers and other types of informants is reliable and provides a perspective that often differs substantially from that obtained using questionnaires and interviews. For some purposes, this information is quite useful. Much remains to be learned about the incremental validity (and potential biases) associated with data from various kinds of informants.

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