TEMPERAMENT IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH NORMAL GROUP: EVALUATION BASED ON CLONINGER THEORY

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OSTADIAN KHANI Z.; ASGHARNEZHAD FARID A. A.; HATAMI H.R.; AKBARI V.

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Journal: JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (NEW FINDINGS IN PSYCHOLOGY) Year:2013 | Volume:7 | Issue:25 Page(s): 5-16

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TEMPERAMENT IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH NORMAL GROUP: EVALUATION BASED ON CLONINGER THEORY

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OSTADIAN KHANI Z. | ASGHARNEZHAD FARID A. A. | HATAMI H.R. | AKBARI V. | Issue Writer Certificate

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BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERQ2

TEMPERAMENTQ2

PRISONERSQ2

Abstract

This research aimed to evaluate Dimensions of TEMPERAMENT with emphasis Cloninger theory. The statistical sample consisted of 30 male PRISONERS with BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER, which was diagnosed by a psychiatrist according to DSM-lV- TR axis II had received. Sampling methods were available. Different aspects of the TEMPERAMENT were measured based on the TEMPERAMENT and character inventory. Present study was of a comparative type. Data analysis was done through using One-way ANOYA statistical method showed that higher significant scores for novelty seeking (NS) in BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER. High scores for novelty seeking were influenced of high exploratory excitability (NSI) subscales, impulsiveness (NS2) and disorderliness (NS4), there was no significant difference between subscale extravagances (NS3) in two groups. Also there was not a significant difference between harm avoidance and its subscales. Tere was not a significant difference between reward dependence Openness to warm communication or social sensitivity (RD2) and attachment (RD3) subscales. The only significant difference was seen in the sentimentality (RDI) subscale of reward dependence. No significant difference was seen between the perseverance in two groups.

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OSTADIAN KHANI, Z., ASGHARNEZHAD FARID, A. A., HATAMI, H.R., & AKBARI, V.. (2013). TEMPERAMENT IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH NORMAL GROUP: EVALUATION BASED ON CLONINGER THEORY. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (NEW FINDINGS IN PSYCHOLOGY), 7(25), 5-16. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/175059/en

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OSTADIAN KHANI Z., ASGHARNEZHAD FARID A. A., HATAMI H.R., AKBARI V.. TEMPERAMENT IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH NORMAL GROUP: EVALUATION BASED ON CLONINGER THEORY. JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (NEW FINDINGS IN PSYCHOLOGY)[Internet]. 2013;7(25):5-16. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/175059/en

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Z. OSTADIAN KHANI, A. A. ASGHARNEZHAD FARID, H.R. HATAMI, and V. AKBARI, “TEMPERAMENT IN BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDERS WITH NORMAL GROUP: EVALUATION BASED ON CLONINGER THEORY,” JOURNAL OF SOCIAL PSYCHOLOGY (NEW FINDINGS IN PSYCHOLOGY), vol. 7, no. 25, pp. 5–16, 2013, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/175059/en

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