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Interrelationship of personality disorders: Theoretical formulations and anecdotal evidence
Ken R. Vincent (University of Houston)
1987, 15(1), 35-42
This article attempts to define the interrelationship of personality disorders. Relationships both between and among the three major groupings of DSM-III are discussed. It is proposed that three personality disorders, namely passive aggressive, avoidant, and borderline are impure and serve as bridges between the three major DSM-III groupings. Placement within the three groupings is discussed with antisocial, compulsive and schizoid as being the essence of the three categories. Anecdotal evidence from previous psychometric research is provided.
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