It justifies the disorder-specific application of psychodrama techniques against the background of a holistic systematic theory. Central idea The composer Gustav Mahler (1860–1911) once said: “Following tradition is not to preserve the ashes, but to pass on the flame.” The mentalization-oriented...
We first briefly review the historical roots of personality disorder theory; explore how sociocultural context is currently instantiated in official nosologies as the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the Psychodynamic Diagnostic Manual; and illustrate how intraindividual personality ...
The nervous system is the parts of the body that are used to gain, transmit, store and process information. The activities of the nervous system consume a great deal of the body's energy.Answer and Explanation: Moderate autism spectrum disorder is a medical condition in which the body's ...
Within this scheme, autism is classified as a pervasive developmental disorder (pdd); pddnos is the only other subclassification under pdd. According to dsm-111-r, pddnos is designed to classify those children with characteristics of autism but not the full syndrome. Unfortunately, a lack of ...
Thekey differencebetween PDD-NOS and autismis that PDD-NOS is a behavioural disorder characterized by a developmental delay of skills such as communication and socialization, while autism is a behavioural disorder characterized by poor social skills, language and communication problems, and repetitive be...
Using a similar logic, some authors have argued that a simple solution to the problem of dimensionalizing personality disorders would be to compute symptom counts of traditional personality disorder categories (Millon, 1996; Oldham & Skodol, 2000; Zachar & First, 2015). For instance, Zachar and ...
11, 1836864 https://doi.org/10.1080/20008198.2020.1836864 BASIC RESEARCH ARTICLE Revealing what is distinct by recognising what is common: distinguishing between complex PTSD and Borderline Personality Disorder symptoms using bifactor modelling Rachel Frost a,b, Jamie Murphy a, Philip Hyland c, Mark...
Alexithymia is a clinically relevant personality trait characterized by poor emotional awareness and associated with several psychological and physical health concerns. Individuals with high alexithymia tend to engage in experiential avoidance and this may mediate psychological distress. However, little is know...
Stop and think for a moment: when your child or teen is in the throes of a tantrum or an all-out rage, what is your initial reaction? Do you get angry yourself and start yelling, do you freeze and say nothing, or do you become frightened and give in? Maybe your answer is even, ...
Neuropsychological tools may help to avoid the pitfalls related to the use of personality dimensions, yielding 'stronger' endophenotypes.35 Although there is overwhelming evidence to support the role of impulsive–aggressive behaviors in suicide, not all suicides are mediated by impulsive–aggressive ...