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title

A simplified technique for scoring DSM-IV personality disorders with the Five-Factor Model (English)

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Donald R Lynam

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Joshua D Miller

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R Michael Bagby

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Paul A Pilkonis

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Sarah K Reynolds

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language of work or name

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1 December 2005

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volume

12

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issue

4

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page(s)

404-415

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Relations of five-factor model antagonism facets with personality disorder symptomatology

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DOI

10.1177/1073191105280987

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2 August 2017

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