The Relationships of Personality Disorder Traits and Some Aspects of Self-Esteem

Ichikawa, Reiko; Mochizuki, Seibu

doi:10.2132/personality.23.80

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الفروق بین بعض أنماط الشخصیة فی مؤشرات جودة النوم والصلابة النفسیة وتقدیر الذات

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2020

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This study aimed to discover the differences between some of personality disorders (paranoid personality, borderline personality, obsessive-compulsive personality) in quality of sleep, psychological hardness, and self-esteem. In addition, it defined the differences between some of the personality disorders according to different demographic variables in a sample of 240 persons (mean age 28.40 years ± 9.76). The battery of questionnaires included the personality disorder scale, the index of quality of sleep, the psychological hardness scale, and the self-esteem scale. The demographic questionnaire was used to collect the data after fulfilling the psychometric requirements of the battery. The main results of the current study were: (1) there was a positive significant correlation between the three types of personality disorders; (2) there was a significant effect of the religion variable on the personality disorders, while the influence of all demographic variables (gender, age, social and professional status, and educational level) were absent; (3) there was a negative correlation between the personality disorder and both of sleep quality and self-esteem; (4) and there was no significant differences between the three kinds of personality disorders in the quality of sleep, psychological hardiness, and self-esteem.

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الفروق بین بعض أنماط الشخصیة فی مؤشرات جودة النوم والصلابة النفسیة وتقدیر الذات

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2020

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Improving self‐esteem through integrative group therapy for personality dysfunction: Investigating the role of the therapeutic alliance and quality of object relations

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Objective We aimed to investigate change in self‐esteem through intensive group treatment for personality dysfunction, by exploring: (a) the relationship between patients’ experience of therapeutic alliance and improvement in self‐esteem during treatment, including patients’ quality of object‐relations (QOR) as a possible moderator; and (b) the association between improvement in self‐esteem during treatment, and depressive symptoms 9 months later. Method Eighty patients with personality dysfunction, consecutively enrolled in a group‐oriented treatment program, were assessed at pretreatment, posttreatment, and 9 months follow‐up. Results Especially for patients with lower QOR, alliance predicted self‐esteem change during treatment. In addition, change in self‐esteem during treatment predicted follow‐up depression severity, even when controlling for within‐treatment symptom change. Conclusions Patients with impoverished inner relational representations may benefit more from a secure alliance in terms of improving their self‐esteem. Change in self‐esteem may also be important in preventing relapse of depressive symptoms in people with personality dysfunction.

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The Relationships of Personality Disorder Traits and Some Aspects of Self-Esteem

Cited by 2 publications

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الفروق بین بعض أنماط الشخصیة فی مؤشرات جودة النوم والصلابة النفسیة وتقدیر الذات

الفروق بین بعض أنماط الشخصیة فی مؤشرات جودة النوم والصلابة النفسیة وتقدیر الذات

Improving self‐esteem through integrative group therapy for personality dysfunction: Investigating the role of the therapeutic alliance and quality of object relations

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