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Specific personality traits and general personality dysfunction as predictors of the presence and severity of personality disorders in a clinical sample.

scientific article published on 10 October 2013

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Specific personality traits and general personality dysfunction as predictors of the presence and severity of personality disorders in a clinical sample. (English)

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Han Berghuis

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Jan H Kamphuis

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Roel Verheul

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10 October 2013

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Journal of Personality Assessment

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