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Personality disorders

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The psychotic personality

Leon Joseph Saul

1982

Breaking free of the co-dependency trap

Janae B. Weinhold, Barry K. Weinhold

1989

The Manipulative Man

Dorothy Mccoy

2006

The borderline spectrum

Meissner, W. W.

1984

Disorders of personality

Theodore Millon

1981

Phineas Gage

John Fleischman

2002

Escaping the self

Roy F. Baumeister

1991

Goodness of fit

Stella Chess

1999

Ile des pingouins

Anatole France

1908

Sexual identity

Ronald A. LaTorre

1979

Primitive mental states and the Rorschach

Paul M. Lerner

1988

The double

Otto Rank

1971

The many faces of abuse

Joan Lachkar

1998

Artemis Fowl and the Atlantis Complex

Eoin Colfer

2010 ★ 3.8

Developmental pathogenesis and treatment of borderline and narcissistic personalities

Donald B. Rinsley

1989

Dying of embarrassment

Cheryl N. Carmin, Teresa Flynn, Barbara Markway et al.

1992

From borderline adolescent to functioning adult

James F. Masterson

1980

Écrits 1

Jacques Lacan, Tomás Segovia, Armando Suárez

1932

The addiction-prone personality

Robert P. Murray, Peter M. Bentler, David Patton et al.

2000

Interpersonal Diagnosis of Personality

Timothy Leary

1957

Body shame

Paul Gilbert

2002

Character styles

Stephen M. Johnson

1994

Psychotherapy of the submerged personality

Irwin L. Kutash, Alexander Wolf

1991

Object relations and self psychology

Michael St Clair, Jodie Wigren

2000

Cognitive therapy for personality disorders

Jeffrey E. Young

1994

Personality, styles and brief psychotherapy

Mardi Jon Horowitz

1984

Stop walking on eggshells

Mason, Paul T. M.S.

2010

How to get along with difficult people

Florence Littauer

1984

Coping with difficult people

Schmidt, Paul F.

1980

The Human Mind

Karl A. Menninger

1930 ★ 3.7

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