Maintenance models of personality disorders
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https://doi.org/10.33898/rdp.v12i45.527Keywords:
personality disorders, dominant mental states, dysfuntional metacognitive profile, interpersonal cycles, self-regulationAbstract
In this article we are proposing a hypothesis of perpetuating personality disorders. In order to understand how these pathologies remain stable over time they are broken down in constitutive mental dimensions: dominant mental states; dysfunctional metacognitive profile; typical interpersonal cycles; modality of the regulation of choices; modality of the regulation of self-esteem. We then describe how these variables interact between themselves creating circuits of perpetuation regarding the syndromes. We are proposing models of the dependent, narcissistic, avoidant and paranoid personality disorder.
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