Antisocial, narcissistic, and borderline personality disorders. Modern conceptualization
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In this book, Dr. Daniel Fox provides scientists and clinicians with the basis for a comprehensive and dynamic understanding of antisocial, narcissistic and borderline personality disorders, considering the personality as a dual, rather than a singular construct. The author combines two separate research and clinical diagnostic systems into an integral alternative model developed to obtain reliable and valid diagnostic conclusions.
The book discusses the adaptive and maladaptive development and expression of personality while addressing the interpersonal system that reinforces the pathology. Each chapter discusses the deep and superficial content, origin and expression of symptoms, system and reinforcement of pathology, as well as behavior on the Internet, in conclusion, practical recommendations on effective approaches and the successful treatment of RL are given. Experienced and novice researchers and clinicians will be useful to study an alternative model of DSM-5 personality disorders and use it to further understand complex and often destructive disorders.
Two separate research and clinical diagnostic systems are combined in the book in a holistic model designed to obtain reliable and valid diagnostic data, the adaptive and maladaptive development and behavior of the personality while turning to the interpersonal system is considered, so as not to miss the important Signs of pathology.
In each chapter of the book, deep and superficial content, origin and expression of symptoms, system and reinforcement of pathology, as well as behavior when communicating on the Internet are analyzed. In conclusion, practical recommendations on effective methods and the successful treatment of personality disorders (RL) are given.
The main topics of the book
asrl, NRL, etc. In the context of DSM
Alternative model of SKAO in personality disorders
Pathological personal features, deep and surface content of RL, kae
Examples from the practice of authors
Destructive patterns "If, then"
The origin, expression and reinforcement of symptoms of the RL
Information in personality disorders
Treatment and effective approaches to personality disorders < Br /> About the author
Daniel J. Fox, the Dr. Philosophy, a licensed psychologist from Texas, an international author and a speaker awarded high awards. For more than twenty years, he has been specializing in the treatment and assessment of people with personality disorders in the US state and federal prison system, in universities and private practice. His specialization includes personality disorders, ethics, burnout prevention and emotional intelligence. Dr. Fox published a number of articles and is the author of many books in these areas. For more than twenty years he taught and led students at various US universities, including the University of Western Virginia, A&M University, Houston University, State University of Sam Houston and State University of St. Florida. Currently, Daniel Fox, an assistant professor at the University of Houston, conducts private practice, specializing in the assessment and treatment of people with complex psychopathology and personality disorders
The book discusses the adaptive and maladaptive development and expression of personality while addressing the interpersonal system that reinforces the pathology. Each chapter discusses the deep and superficial content, origin and expression of symptoms, system and reinforcement of pathology, as well as behavior on the Internet, in conclusion, practical recommendations on effective approaches and the successful treatment of RL are given. Experienced and novice researchers and clinicians will be useful to study an alternative model of DSM-5 personality disorders and use it to further understand complex and often destructive disorders.
Two separate research and clinical diagnostic systems are combined in the book in a holistic model designed to obtain reliable and valid diagnostic data, the adaptive and maladaptive development and behavior of the personality while turning to the interpersonal system is considered, so as not to miss the important Signs of pathology.
In each chapter of the book, deep and superficial content, origin and expression of symptoms, system and reinforcement of pathology, as well as behavior when communicating on the Internet are analyzed. In conclusion, practical recommendations on effective methods and the successful treatment of personality disorders (RL) are given.
The main topics of the book
asrl, NRL, etc. In the context of DSM
Alternative model of SKAO in personality disorders
Pathological personal features, deep and surface content of RL, kae
Examples from the practice of authors
Destructive patterns "If, then"
The origin, expression and reinforcement of symptoms of the RL
Information in personality disorders
Treatment and effective approaches to personality disorders < Br /> About the author
Daniel J. Fox, the Dr. Philosophy, a licensed psychologist from Texas, an international author and a speaker awarded high awards. For more than twenty years, he has been specializing in the treatment and assessment of people with personality disorders in the US state and federal prison system, in universities and private practice. His specialization includes personality disorders, ethics, burnout prevention and emotional intelligence. Dr. Fox published a number of articles and is the author of many books in these areas. For more than twenty years he taught and led students at various US universities, including the University of Western Virginia, A&M University, Houston University, State University of Sam Houston and State University of St. Florida. Currently, Daniel Fox, an assistant professor at the University of Houston, conducts private practice, specializing in the assessment and treatment of people with complex psychopathology and personality disorders
Author:
Author:Фокс Дэниел Дж.
Cover:
Cover:Soft
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-907515-33-8
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