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Co-morbidity of personality disorders
The co-morbidity of mental illness with personality disorder is a controversial topic, made difficult by disagreement over diagnosis and the fundamentals of personality structure. However, there would appear to be four possible points of view: 1Personality disorder and mental illness cannot exist simultaneously. This position perhaps provides the weakest argument, with little empirical evidence. However, […]
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Course of personality disorders
By definition a personality disorder is stable over time. As such once the features of a personality disorder have become recognized during adolescence or early adulthood it can be expected that the observed pattern of thinking, behaving and feeling will be relatively stable and unchanging. However, it has been found that particularly anti-social and borderline […]
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Prevalence of personality disorders
Measuring the prevalence of personality disorders is difficult. There is no consensus on the definition, diagnosis or classification of the specific disorders. There is also much debate on operational definitions of psychological traits inherent in personality disorder, but little agreement. As such varied estimates of the prevalence are published due to the variation in definition […]
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Diagnosis and classification of personality disorders
Currently personality disorders are diagnosed by the recognition of a set of diagnostic criteria. Within both DSM-IV and ICD-10 personality disorders are described as a mixture of both psychological traits and overt behaviours. Each diagnostic system describes the concept of personality disorder upon which subsequent specific diagnoses should be based. DSM-IV describes a personality disorder […]
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Child and Adolescent Mental Health Services (CAMHS)
There has been wide variation across the UK in the availability and type of mental health services for children and adolescents. Recent initiatives, including substantial increases in government funding specifi cally for CAMHS and the National Service Framework for Children (NSF-Children), should increase the range and uniformity of services. In the future, GPs should […]
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Classification of mental disorders of childhood and adolescence
Psychiatric disorders have been estimated to occur in about 20% of children, but only about half of these experience psychosocial impairment, which is commonly used as the threshold by which to defi ne the need for treatment. ‘Psychosocial impairment’ refers to a signifi cant effect of symptoms on functioning in one of the areas in […]
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Learning of decorate color Deep yellow can motivate employees
Colors affect mood no greater individual differences .Germany color expert wolf·Isabel said the red is a color of fresh、powerful and inspiring ,Green is harming and peace and balance. Colors affect mood depends on color’s concentrate and collocation of difference colors .In red ,in general ,red make people exciting .If the four walls are painted red […]
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Lunch Break Rule and advantage
The lunch break biggest advantage is use to work or study neutral position, sleep for a while. Then more enthusiasm into the work or study in a day at noon, in the most tired time.However, the benefits of lunch break is not limited to these, you know, in addition, what are the good lunch […]
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Correct inert psychology start a wonderful life
From psychology the principles of operational response for base, after observation for human behavior, psychologists put forward such an improved way , in order to correct lazy way of life, and by the end of inert lifestyle and bring positive change throughout the life. In general study and work life, we all may have such […]
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Let’s put aside fear, intimate relationship
Avoid it, the more it was cruel, only you despise it, challenge it, it is possible, as long as the machine have such confidence and determination, might as well to learn from the following several recruit outstanding. The first recruit: the empty chair. Put some empty chair at home, a represents “I”, the representative of […]
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