Handbook of Personology and Psychopathology

601 Pages·2005·4.456 MB·English

by  Stephen Strack Ph.D.

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HANDBOOK OF PERSONOLOGY
AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
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HANDBOOK OF PERSONOLOGY
AND PSYCHOPATHOLOGY
Edited by
Stephen Strack
John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data:
Handbook of personology and psychopathology / edited by Stephen Strack.
p. cm.
Festschrift for Theodore Millon.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-471-45907-0 (cloth)
1. Personality disorders. 2. Personality. 3. Personality assessment. 4. Psychology,
Pathological. 5. Mental illness—Classification. 6. Millon, Theodore. I. Strack, Stephen. II.
Millon, Theodore.
RC554.H366 2005
616.85′81—dc22 2004042237
Printed in the United States of America.
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This volume comprises essays written in honor of
Theodore Millon
Architect of, and advocate for, a comprehensive,
integrated science of personology and psychopathology
With admiration and gratitude from his students,
colleagues, and friends
“A lerer iz vi a boym vos trogt gute frukht”
(A teacher is like a tree that bears good fruit)
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Contents
Preface xi
Part I Conceptual Issues
Chapter 1 Evolution as a Foundation for Psychological Theories 3
Clyde Hendrick
Chapter 2 Nature and Nurture in Personality Disorders 24
Joel Paris
Chapter 3 Identity Diffusion in Severe Personality Disorders 39
Otto F. Kernberg
Chapter 4 A Language and Methodology for Studying the
Hierarchies in the DSMs 50
Roger K. Blashfield and Elizabeth H. Flanagan
Chapter 5 Critique of Psychoanalysis 73
Adolf Grünbaum
Part II Theoretical Models, Topics, and Issues
Chapter 6 Genetic Contributions to Personality Structure 103
W. John Livesley and Kerry L. Jang
Chapter 7 The Interpersonal Nexus of Personality Disorders 120
Aaron L. Pincus
Chapter 8 Systems Theory Foundations of Personality,
Psychopathology, and Psychotherapy 140
Jeffrey J. Magnavita
Chapter 9 Psychodynamic Theory and Personality Disorders 164
Robert F. Bornstein
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Chapter 10 Self Psychological Foundations of Personality Disorders 181
Marshall L. Silverstein
Chapter 11 Political Psychology and Personality 198
Aubrey Immelman
Part III Taxonomy, Classification, and Syndromes
Chapter 12 Concepts of Normality and the Classification
of Psychopathology 229
Melvin Sabshin
Chapter 13 Prototype Diagnosis of Personality 238
Drew Westen and Rebekah Bradley
Chapter 14 A Five-Factor Model Perspective on
Personality Disorders 257
Paul T. Costa Jr. and Robert R. McCrae
Chapter 15 Psychopathy as a Personality Construct 271
Ronald Blackburn
Chapter 16 Borderline Personality Disorder 292
Neil Bockian
Part IV Assessment Themes
Chapter 17 Integrative Personality Assessment with Self-Report
and Performance-Based Measures 317
Irving B. Weiner
Chapter 18 The Study of Psychosocial Factors Influencing
Medical Diseases 332
Michael H. Antoni
Chapter 19 Personality-Based Assessment of Posttraumatic
Stress Disorder 364
George S. Everly Jr.
Chapter 20 Measuring Normal Personality the Millon Way 372
Stephen Strack
Chapter 21 Experiences in Translating the Millon Inventories
in a European Country 390
Eric Simonsen
Chapter 22 Issues in the International Use of Psychological Tests 403
Jan Derksen and Hedwig Sloore
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Contents ix
Part V Treatment Issues
Chapter 23 Addressing Interpersonal and Intrapsychic
Components of Personality During Psychotherapy 417
Lorna Smith Benjamin
Chapter 24 Cognitive Therapy for the Personality Disorders 442
Robert L. Leahy, Judith Beck, and Aaron T. Beck
Chapter 25 Schema Therapy for Personality Disorders 462
David P. Bernstein
Chapter 26 The Role of Common Factors in Domain-Focused
Psychotherapy for the Personality Disorders 478
Darwin Dorr
Chapter 27 Interpersonal Motives and Personality Disorders 495
Leonard M. Horowitz and Kelly R. Wilson
Chapter 28 Personology, Personality Disorders, and
Psychotherapy Integration 511
Jerry Gold
Part VI Future Perspective
Chapter 29 Reflections on the Future of Personology
and Psychopathology 527
Theodore Millon
Highlights of Theodore Millon’s Career 547
Author Index 555
Subject Index 569