Research Square (Research Square),
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
unknown
Опубликована: Авг. 23, 2023
Abstract
Background
In
this
study,
it
was
aimed
to
determine
whether
there
is
a
relationship
between
childhood
traumas
and
emotional
intelligence
levels
personality
beliefs.
Methods
University
students
who
applied
for
health
board
examination,
did
not
have
any
psychiatric
disease
history,
had
trauma
(CT
(+),
45.0%,
n
=
174)
no
(-),
55.0%,
213)
were
included
in
the
study.
participated.
Sociodemographic
data
form
Childhood
Trauma
Scale,
Bar-On
Emotional
Intelligence
Scale
Personality
Beliefs
given
participants.
Statistical
analysis
performed
using
SPSS
(ver.22.0,
Chicago,
II,
USA)
program.
Results
Of
students,
91.0%
(n
352)
male
46.3%
179)
20–21
age
group.
Most
of
them
studying
at
faculty
engineering.
those
with
CT
avoidant-personality
beliefs,
dependent-personality
passive-aggressive-personality
antisocial-personality
histrionic-personality
schizoid-personality
paranoid-personality
beliefs
borderline-personality
intrapersonal
skills,
interpersonal
adaptability,
stress
management
general
mood
statistically
significant
compared
(-)
degree
higher.
A
moderate,
positive,
found
levels,
excluding
obsessive-compulsive
Furthermore,
obsessive-compulsive-personality
traumas.
Conclusion
traumas,
which
can
be
effective
development,
may
contribute
development
different
components
Different
dimensions
also
emergence
We
would
like
emphasize
that
are
related
Personality and Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(3), С. 246 - 258
Опубликована: Фев. 5, 2023
Etiological
theories
on
the
development
of
psychopathology
often
incorporate
adverse
childhood
experiences
(ACE)
as
an
important
contributing
factor.
Recent
studies
suggest
personality
functioning
(PF;
i.e.,
stability
self
and
interpersonal
relationships)
transdiagnostic
construct
that
could
be
useful
in
better
understanding
when
persons
with
ACE
do
(not)
develop
psychopathological
symptoms.
A
representative
sample
N
=
2363
was
assessed
by
questionnaires
ACE,
PF
(Level
Personality
Functioning
Scale-Brief
Form
2.0),
current
symptoms
depression,
anxiety,
somatization
(Brief
Symptom
Inventory
18).
The
interaction
between
investigated
using
multiple
group
models
Bayesian
structural
equation
modeling.
were
positively
associated
impairments.
effect
explained
incremental
variance
symptoms,
ranging
from
26%
for
to
49%
depression
complete
model
explaining
up
91%
latent
psychopathology.
Our
findings
indicate
a
diathesis-stress
resource
or
resilience
may
buffer
against
face
adversity.
Treatments
anxiety
targeting
therefore
lead
improvements
relapse
prevention.
[Correction
added
15
March
2023,
after
first
online
publication:
Level
has
been
replaced
2.0
].
Oxford University Press eBooks,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 254 - 272
Опубликована: Фев. 3, 2025
Abstract
Dissociative
and
psychotic
symptoms
are
transdiagnostic
phenomena
that
frequently
co-occur
in
individuals
with
personality
disorder
(PD).
They
associated
heightened
levels
of
psychopathology,
psychosocial
impairments,
an
increased
risk
self-harm,
can
interfere
therapy
progress.
Therefore,
they
should
be
routinely
assessed,
using
standardized
measures.
Psychotherapy
is
the
first-line
treatment
for
dissociative
PD.
While
there
increasing
evidence
efficacy
cognitive-
dialectical-behavioral
interventions
symptoms,
further
research
needed
regarding
This
chapter
provides
overview
conceptualization
within
ICD-11
classification
PD
its
empirical
foundation,
explores
early
trauma
as
a
potential
shared
etiological
factor,
discusses
assessment
PD,
including
challenges
differential
diagnosis.
Journal of Trauma & Dissociation,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
unknown, С. 1 - 10
Опубликована: Март 22, 2025
Schizoid
personality
disorder
(SPD)
is
among
the
most
enduring
forms
of
pathology.
Research
suggests
that
one
factor
associated
with
schizoid
pathology
childhood
maltreatment,
although
it
unclear
which
specific
experiences
maltreatment
may
be
impactful.
In
this
study,
we
examined
associations
between
different
(e.g.
physical,
emotional,
and
sexual
abuse,
physical
emotional
neglect)
in
a
sample
men
women
recruited
online
(N
=
327)
using
Bayesian
approach
to
structural
equation
modeling.
Results
suggest
neglect
had
strongest
association
over
above
other
traumatic
life
events.
Findings
further
indicate
as
well
negative
events
are
but
only
abuse
for
women.
These
findings
provide
support
influence
on
have
implications
future
research
clinical
intervention.
Acta Psychologica,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
244, С. 104181 - 104181
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2024
There
is
limited
research
on
the
role
of
childhood
trauma
in
personality
pathology
according
to
Kernberg's
psychodynamic
model
internalized
object
relations.
Because
reflects
disruptions
these
relations,
it
expected
predict
borderline
organization,
especially
at
threshold
adulthood.
Therefore,
main
aim
this
retrospective
study
was
examine
impact
organization
a
community
sample
emerging
adults.
Participants
were
543
Greek
individuals
aged
18-29
(M
=
21.45;
58.6
%
females;
85.1
university
students).
They
completed
versions
Traumatic
Antecedents
Questionnaire
(TAQ)
and
Inventory
Personality
Organization
(IPO),
which
tested
for
their
factorial
structure,
reliability,
measurement
invariance
across
gender,
as
few
empirical
data
exist
psychometric
properties
measures.
Confirmatory
factor
analyses
showed
that
TAQ
consisted
four
factors,
namely
positive
experiences,
abuse,
traumatic
life
events,
family
chaos.
The
five-factor
theoretical
structure
IPO,
primitive
defenses,
identity
diffusion,
reality
testing,
aggression,
moral
values,
confirmed.
Low
moderate
links
between
found,
with
stronger
abuse
Structural
equation
modeling
various
forms
age
periods
studied
(i.e.,
0-6,
7-12,
13-18)
significantly
differentially
predicted
dimensions
organization.
finding
emerged
when
occurred
older
ages
may
be
attributed
method
study.
Gender
differences
also
found;
example,
more
likely
men
events
younger
important
risk
women.
This
highlights
adversity
adulthood,
provides
support
model,
has
useful
implications
trauma-informed
early
screening,
prevention,
intervention
regarding
young
people.
Limitations
suggestions
future
are
outlined.
Child and Adolescent Psychiatry and Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
16(1)
Опубликована: Ноя. 30, 2022
Abstract
Background
While
the
psychopathological
sequalae
of
childhood
maltreatment
are
widely
acknowledged,
less
is
known
about
underlying
pathways
by
which
might
lead
to
an
increased
risk
for
mental
health
problems.
Recent
studies
indicated
that
impaired
personality
functioning
mediate
this
relationship.
The
aim
present
paper
was
extend
current
literature
investigating
mediating
effect
between
different
types
and
self-reported
problems
in
a
high-risk
sample.
Methods
Overall,
173
young
adults
(mean
age
=
26.61
years;
SD
3.27)
with
history
residential
child
welfare
juvenile
justice
placements
Switzerland
were
included
study.
Childhood
Trauma
Questionnaire
(CTQ-SF),
Semi-structured
Interview
Personality
Functioning
DSM-5
(STiP-5.1)
self-report
questionnaires
Achenbach
System
Empirically
Based
Assessment
scales
(ASEBA)
used.
Mediation
analyses
conducted
through
structural
equation
modeling.
Results
76.3%
(N
132)
participants
at
least
one
type
maltreatment,
emotional
neglect
being
most
commonly
reported
(60.7%).
A
total
30.6%
53)
Emotional
abuse
(r
0.34;
p
<
.001)
0.28;
found
be
strongly
associated
In
addition,
fond
significant
mediator
overall
(
β
0.089;
0.008)
0.077;
0.016).
Finally,
self-functioning
when
both
interpersonal
as
potential
mediators
relationship
1
0.177,
0.007)
0.173,
0.003).
Conclusion
may
particularly
important
context
functioning,
and,
therefore,
should
not
overlooked
next
more
“obvious”
forms
maltreatment.
Combining
interventions
designed
trauma-informed
practices
standard
services
counteract
outcomes
maltreated
children
adolescents.
Scandinavian Journal of Psychology,
Год журнала:
2022,
Номер
63(5), С. 468 - 475
Опубликована: Май 23, 2022
Research
supports
a
strong
relationship
between
childhood
maltreatment
and
internalizing
psychopathology
(e.g.,
anxiety
depression),
features
of
personality
are
assumed
to
explain
some
this
relationship.
In
study,
we
proposed
model
in
which
maladaptive
traits
mediate
the
effect
trauma
history
on
symptoms
adult
individuals.
A
mixed
sample
(
N
=
462)
composed
142
psychiatric
patients
320
community‐dwelling
individuals
completed
Childhood
Trauma
Questionnaire
(CTQ),
Personality
Inventory
for
DSM‐5
(PID‐5),
Symptom
Checklist
(SCL‐27)
psychopathology.
The
traumas
explained
34%
variance
while
controlling
influence
age
gender.
accounted
78%
effect,
was
predominantly
exerted
through
domains
Negative
Affectivity,
Detachment,
Psychoticism,
specifically
facets
Depressivity,
Suspiciousness,
Anxiousness,
Perceptual
Dysregulation,
Distractibility.
This
finding
provides
preliminary
support
indicating
that
aforementioned
trait
potentially
function
as
mediating
links
by
translated
into
adulthood.
However,
these
findings
must
be
interpreted
with
caution
due
cross‐sectional
retrospective
mono‐method
design
study.
Clinical
implications
discussed
relation
transdiagnostic
treatment
potential
value
specifying
domain
specifiers
ICD‐11
models
disorders.
Personality and Mental Health,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
17(3), С. 282 - 291
Опубликована: Март 8, 2023
The
ICD-11
has
now
taken
effect
and
includes
a
new
dimensional
personality
disorder
(PD)
diagnosis.
current
study
aimed
to
examine
Aotearoa/New
Zealand
practitioners'
perceptions
of
the
clinical
utility
PD
system.
A
sample
124
psychologists
psychiatrists
completed
survey,
applying
DSM-5
diagnostic
systems
patient,
metrics
on
models.
Additional
open-ended
questions
further
elicited
clinicians'
strengths,
weaknesses
potential
application
issues
diagnosis,
these
responses
were
analysed
through
thematic
analysis.
Overall,
system
was
rated
higher
than
all
six
metrics,
with
no
significant
difference
between
psychologists'
psychiatrists'
ratings.
Five
themes
emerged:
appreciation
for
an
alternative
DSM-5,
structural
barriers
preventing
implementation,
personal
diagnoses
viewed
as
low
utility,
clinician
preference
formulation
cultural
safety
considerations
implementation
in
Aotearoa/NZ.
clinicians
had
positive
opinions
although
expressed
some
concerns
about
its
implementation.
expands
upon
initial
evidence
that
mental
health
practitioners
have
generally
PDs'
utility.