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Introduction and Perspectives
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Personality – three definitions 1) Persona – mask 2) Outer appearance 3) Inner characteristics
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Personality: Characteristic ways of thinking, feeling and behaving Personality Disorder: personality that is not necessarily disorganized, but a way of being that is maladaptive in a variety of ways
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Cognition Interpersonal relationships Impulse control Affect 2/4 areas affected at minimum
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PersonologyPsychiatry Personality Disorders Abnormal Psychology Personality Psychology
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Inflexible traits Maladaptive behavior Long-standing Pervasive Difficult to treat Ego syntonic
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1952 2000 ◦ Diagnostic Criteria
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Polythetic, Monothetic Format Personality Disorders 7, 8, or 9 criteria
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schizoid, paranoid, schizotypal narcissistic, histrionic, borderline, antisocial avoidant, compulsive, dependent self-defeating, sadistic (1987 – cut 1994) depressive, negativistic (1994)
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Apathetic, remote solitary, indifferent Little need for attachment Not aware of feelings Few drives or ambitions Click here
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withdrawn, emotional suppression, spouses complain of lack of intimacy Develop anxiety, somatoform reactions, brief reactive psychosis Check for alcohol abuse or PTSD Click here
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Hesitant, self-conscious, embarrassed Fears rejection, anxious Inept, inferior, unappealing, lonely Click here
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Hypersensitive to evaluation Profound feelings of inadequacy Sensitive to signs of disapproval Use fantasy as defense (if only…) Risk for developing social phobia
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Somber, pessimistic, fatalistic, brooding Valueless, guilty, impotent Worthy of criticism and contempt
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New scale, not a lot of validity Gloomy, passive, quiet, pessimistic Down, hard to please, defeatist Difficulty expressing anger High scores could be due to major depression or dysthymia
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Helpless, incompetent, submissive Irresponsible, Weak, fragile What about Bob?
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Submissive, acquiescent, concerns about being abandoned, fears of rejection, self- blame, insecure Co-morbid with depression and anxiety Click here
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Dramatic, seductive, shallow Attention seeking, exhibitionistic “attractive”, “charming” Colourful Vivian Leigh A Street Car Named Desire
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Center of attention Shallow emotions Might be a style… More common with substance abusers Vivian Leigh Gone with the Wind
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Egotistical, arrogant, entitled, grandiose “Admirable”, “superior” Jack Nicholson A Few Good Men Click here
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Egocentricity, independence, grandiosity, feelings of superiority Self-centered, entitled, constant praise Bubble bursts… prone to depression, paranoia, substance abuse Might be a style
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Jack Tom
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Impulsive, irresponsible, deviant, unruly Non-reflective, self-serving Disrespectful, free, independent Cape Fear Robert DeNiro
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Motivated to avoid control and domination Competitive, blunt, intimidating Prone to legal, vocation and marital difficulties
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Hostile, abrasive, cruel, dogmatic Explosive, intimidating, dominating opinionated and close-minded Vincent D'Onofrio Law and Order
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Top Dog persona Publicly “ok” – successful Private “monster” Type A personalities Not official PD, diagnosis – PD NOS Warning Very violent
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Restrained, conscientious, respectful Rigid, conventional, regulated “Reliable, efficient, productive”
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Organized, perfectionistic, impatient, good morals, obedient behavior, suppression of emotions Fears disapproval Might be a style
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Resentful, skeptical, discontented Resisting, inefficient Angry, moody, irritable, sullen
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twisted, conflicted irritable, hostile, negativistic complaining, disgruntled feel unappreciated, pout disillusioned vacillate Not official, PD NOS
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effacing, servile, blameful defeatist, self-condemning
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Self-sacrificing, deserve to suffer Martyr-like, endures abuse Look for victimization Not a well-validated scale Not official anymore – PD NOS
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Guarded, defensive, distrustful “persecuted”
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Hypervigilance Sensitive Rigid and argumentative Annoyance with others Grandiosity Edgy defensiveness Secretive
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Eccentric, bizarre, absent Peculiar, odd, disconnected Click here Warning Foul Language
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Cognitive impairments Self-absorbed in own thoughts Ideas of reference Detachment, social isolation Self-conscious and anxious
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Borderline Unpredictable, manipulative, unstable Fears abandonment Moody, contrary Click here Warning Foul Language
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Unstable mood, anger, guilt, dependency seeking, Impulsive, self-damaging Suicidal Constantly seek approval Prone to brief psychotic reactions Poor sense of self and boundaries
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Rent or click on following Next slide to view this movie… Do a Character Analysis of Annie. What PD(s) does she have?
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Part I Part II Part III Part IPart IIPart III Part IV Part V Part VI Part IVPart VPart VI Part VII Part VIII Part IX Part VIIPart VIIIPart IX Part X Part XI Part XPart XI
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