The relevance of the study lies in the fact that the transience of changes in the social
surrounding requires dynamism and competitiveness from a person, which forces the …

The stages of personality formation are regulated by qualitative and quantitative changes in
a person's physiological development and the consequences of his interaction with the …

Personality disorders are a group of psychological disorders characterised by a
developmental nature, long-lasting impairment and emotional suffering. Personality …

Objectives This study aims to investigate the psychometric properties of the Persian version
of the Self-Report Personality Questionnaire of the Structured Clinical Interview for DSM-5 …

Background The importance of researching emotionally unstable personality disorder is
determined by the current changes in the economic and social aspects of society. These …

Research on personality disorder (PD) development has received increased attention in the
last two decades, spurring reconceptualization in theoretical models of etiology, use of …

This present research explores factors that may lead to development of violent sexual
fantasy, and how these factors present in sexual offenders and in individuals who practice …

This chapter summarizes evidence for the various treatments for borderline personality
disorder (BPD), and provides an overarching perspective by integrating findings from …

Impairment of interpersonal relationships is a central feature of many mental disorders,
including personality disorders (PDs). In general, a mental disorder often negatively impacts …

In psychotherapy, it is not uncommon for therapists to leave certain domains of personality
functioning untouched (Gross, 1992, 2020). In the present study, participants were allocated …