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Psychopathy (Antisocial Personality Disorder) is the first Personality Disorder described in psychiatry, the concept being a controversial one and the subject of ardent debates in the practice of psychiatry...

Human personality represents a concept of a special etiological and structural complexity which is found also in the structure and dynamics of the personality disorders. These are conditions of...

The maladaptive traits of personality, which are expressed by behavior, have always constituted a major problem in psychiatry because of the fact that ...

The existence of the human being is delimited by the two extremes – birth and death. The individual's attitude towards death is always historically and culturally conditioned. It swings...

Introduction: The dimensional models of personality have gained ground in the area of trait psychology, fact proven by the introduction of the alternative DSM-5 model. Objectives: The aim of...

The alternative DSM-5 model for personality disorders (PD) evaluates the level of personality functioning on a continuum and considers that the disturbances in self and interpersonal functioning constitute the...

Personality disorders always reassert themselves as a field of controversies. Nowadays, the psychiatric and social complications of the patients' behavior with personality disorders are of a particular diversity and...

In their entirety, personality disorders represent specific clinical nosologies which affect areas of the patient's functionality, especially in human relations. Cognitive- behavioral psychotherapy involves a number of guidelines/ strategies,...

The human personality is an anthropological structure which is always defined by conscience and moral values. Moral conscience or the laws of morality are the main attributes of maturity. The...

The article discusses the causes of adolescent depression, and analyses a case of depression resulting from grief caused by loss. Depression after a loss can be treated...