Personality Disorders
Contributing Articles in Personality Disorders
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Social Maladjustment in Children
Social maladjustment in children needs parental interventions in addition to professional help to diminish disruption in school or at home.
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Facts About Personality Disorders
Personality disorders come in many forms, each affecting a person differently. They may be mild or severe, and may disrupt lives considerably.
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Borderline Personality Disorder
Borderline personality disorder can be confusing and frustrating. There are ways to deal with this disorder and help understand the reasons for behaviors.
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The Silent Treatment
Frustrated with "the silent treatment"? Understand why this is one of the abusive relationship signs, and how to cope when you have no choice but to endure.
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How to Deal with Stalkers
Stalking is a serious matter. These individuals can exhibit violent tendencies so it's important to acknowledge the problem and notify the police.
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How to Spot a Con Artist
Using a nice guy or nice girl approach, con artists can immediately charm and swindle their victims with ease. Behind this affable mask lies a calculating fraudster.
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What Are Pathological Liars?
Pathological lying is a criterion for other psychiatric disorders, not one in itself. How does a person recognize and deal with pathological liars?
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Passive-Aggressive Masochists
Masochists, who are often also narcissists, utilize passive-aggressive behavior towards others to undermine the possibility of achievement and remain in a losing pattern.
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What Are Personality Disorders?
Sufferers of 1 of the 11 types of personality disorders in DSM-IV can experience unhappiness or feel judged. Answering "What is a personality disorder?" can help.
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Causes of Passive-Aggression
Passive-aggressive people express their anger and resentment toward others in passive ways because they feel that they cannot show their feelings overtly.
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Passive-Aggressive Personality
Passive-aggressive behaviour is characterized by a pattern of negative attitudes and passive resistance resulting from repressed anger.
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Protecting Yourself from Psychopaths
Psychopaths (also known as sociopaths) present significant emotional (or even physical) danger, but there are a number of ways that you can protect yourself.
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