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학술연구/단체지원/교육 등 연구자 활동을 지속하도록 DBpia가 지원하고 있어요.
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연구자들이 자신의 연구와 전문성을 널리 알리고, 새로운 협력의 기회를 만들 수 있는 네트워킹 공간이에요.
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Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorder (DSM) is the most widely used diagnosis classification system in mental health area. DSM-5 personality disorder work group developed a brand new classification system remarkably changed from DSM-IV-TR system. But American Psychiatric Association board committee turned down and it could not be included in DSM-5. However it contained numerous radical changes especially reintroducing psychoanalytic concepts. It would be meaningful to explore the proposed new definition of personality disorders and classifications. DSM-5 proposal defined personality disorder as dysfunction in ‘self’ and ‘interpersonal’. The concept of self and interpersonal resembled psychoanalytic ‘ego and self integration’and ‘object representation’. DSM-5 personality disorder proposal presented ‘severity’ rating, and it was similar with the level system proposed by Gunderson in ‘Borderline personality disorder’. Remaining 6 personality disorders in DSM-5 proposal were antisocial, borderline, narcissistic, avoidant, schizotypal and obsessive-compulsive. The known treatment of choice for most of them was psychotherapy, which implied that psychoanalytic concepts might be the core theoretical and clinical methods to evaluate and treat personality disorder patients. It is true that psychoanalysis has been isolated from main psychiatric field because of few evidence based medical knowledge or scientific research results. The new proposed DSM-5 personality disorders showed that psychoanalytic theory and concepts could have sufficient power to be the central core of personality disorder.
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Ahn KJ / 2008 / The Concept and level system for borderline personality disorder from the view point of John G. Gunderson / Psychoanalysis 19 : 185 ~ 191
American Psychiatric Association / 2000 / Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders / American Psychiatric Press
American Psychiatric Association / 2011 / DSM-5 revisions for personality disorders reflect major chang: public comment period for proposed diagnostic criteria / American Psy
American Psychiatric Association / 2012 / Association. Rationale for the proposed changes to the personality disorders classification in DSM-5; / American Psychiatric Associa
Ahn KJ / 2008 / The Concept and level system for borderline personality disorder from the view point of John G. Gunderson / Psychoanalysis 19 : 185 ~ 191
American Psychiatric Association / 2000 / Diagnostic and statistical manual of mental disorders / American Psychiatric Press
American Psychiatric Association / 2011 / DSM-5 revisions for personality disorders reflect major chang: public comment period for proposed diagnostic criteria / American Psy
American Psychiatric Association / 2012 / Association. Rationale for the proposed changes to the personality disorders classification in DSM-5; / American Psychiatric Associa
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