2018
DOI: 10.5114/ain.2018.79944
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The identity of alcohol dependent persons

Abstract: Introduction: Identity is seen as the basis for human mental and psychosocial functioning. The formation of a coherent and stable identity is treated as crucial for a person's healthy development whereas difficulties in terms of its formation can lead to various forms of disorder. The aim of the research was to verify if alcohol dependent people differ from the nondependent in terms of identity coherence, stability, accessibility, specificity, separateness and valuation, also taking gender into account. And wh… Show more

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“…People with a consolidated identity consume significantly less alcohol; they also demonstrate psychological well-being and higher self-esteem as well as lower level of anxiety and depression [10,11]. Patients with AUD, as shown by research results [12], are characterised by greater identity deficits in terms of its lower coherence and stability and have less access to its content compared to those without AUD; also their identity is not related to the abstinence [12] or AUD [13] duration.…”
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“…People with a consolidated identity consume significantly less alcohol; they also demonstrate psychological well-being and higher self-esteem as well as lower level of anxiety and depression [10,11]. Patients with AUD, as shown by research results [12], are characterised by greater identity deficits in terms of its lower coherence and stability and have less access to its content compared to those without AUD; also their identity is not related to the abstinence [12] or AUD [13] duration.…”
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“…Osoby cechujące się skonsolidowaną tożsamością spożywają istotnie mniej alkoholu, a także przejawiają psychiczny dobrostan i wyższe poczucie własnej wartości oraz mniejsze nasilenie lęku i depresji [10,11]. Osoby uzależnione od alkoholu, jak wskazują wyniki badań [12], charakteryzują się większymi deficytami w zakresie tożsamości: mniejszą jej spójnością i stabilnością oraz mają mniejszy dostęp do jej treści w porównaniu z osobami nieuzależnionymi, a ich tożsamość nie wykazuje związku ani z czasem trwania abstynencji [12], ani uzależnienia [13].…”
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“…alcohol use disorder (AUD) and other types of substance dependence (Di Pierro et al, 2014;Hiebler-Ragger et al, 2016;Unterrainer et al, 2016). Identity diffusion, characteristic of borderline personality organisation, and the inability to establish and maintain stable intimate relationships can be observed in individuals with AUD (Wojtynkiewicz, 2018). These individuals may also have impaired reality testing (Hiebler-Ragger et al, 2016) and they typically use defence mechanisms based on splitting (Raketic et al, 2009;Ribadier et al, 2016).…”
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