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Personality dysfunction is an excellent marker of general psychopathology, particularly internalizing symptoms but less so for externalizing: A commentary on Martin, Kuer, & Sellbom
Martin and colleagues examined the separability of personality dysfunction (PF) and borderline personality disorder (BPD) using clinician ratings and self-reports in a sample of 289 adults receiving community-based mental health treatment. Using both confirmatory factor and bifactor analyses, the au
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