Personality and psychopathology have generally been regarded as distinct aspects of
human behaviour, largely studied by researchers from different disciplines. However, an …

Clinical and basic personality psychologists interact less than they should, given their similar
interests. In clinical personality psychology, available evidence supports a transition from the …

To understand personality dynamics, processes, and functioning better, knowledge on the
relations between persons and environments needs to advance. First, this chapter outlines …

The official diagnostic system clinicians are currently asked to use to integrate their patients'
personalities into a comprehensive clinical diagnosis employs a medical model that is …

The purpose of this special issue of the Journal of Personality Disorders is to promote the
integration of personality structure and dynamics towards more evidence-based and …

The categorical–dimensional debate has catalyzed a wealth of empirical advances in the
study of personality pathology. However, this debate is merely one articulation of a broader …

In this paper, we demonstrate how an integrative approach to personality—one that
combines within–person and between–person differences—can be achieved by drawing on …

A model of personality pathology including both general and specific components
distinguishes severity of personality dysfunction from the characteristic style of its …

If personology and psychopathology are to become a full-fledged science and profession,
rather than a piecemeal potpourri of miscellaneous observations and ideas, the overall and …

A dominant paradigm in psychopathology research proposes that individual differences in
personality are centrally involved in the origins and manifestations of psychopathology, and …