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Started by Norman Mitchell Eliaser
Fri, 23 Sep 1994 21:03
Psychology Talk, 10/4/94
Author: Norman Mitchell Eliaser
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 1994 21:03
Date: Fri, 23 Sep 1994 21:03
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Lee Anna Clark, Univ of Iowa "Fundamental dimensions of personality disorder: Identification, assessment, and clinical applications" I will (a) describe the defining characteristics of the DSM-IV personality disorders (PDs), (b) discuss five empirical observations that challenge the current categorical system of diagnosis and from them draw conclusions about the nature of PD, (c) describe a system of assessing maladaptive personality traits that was developed based on those conclusions, and (d) illustrate the clinical application of this system. Tuesday, October 4, 1994 Northwestern University Swift Hall 107 Reception to Follow -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Norman Eliaser <nme@nwu.edu> ---- Pick of the week: Something's Always Wrong-Toad The Wet Sprocket -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Re: Psychology Talk, 10/4/94
Author: Norman Mitchell Eliaser
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 1994 19:07
Date: Mon, 26 Sep 1994 19:07
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Sorry. I forgot to post the time of the talk. The talk on 10/4 by Lee Anna Clark from U of Iowa on "Fundamental dimensions of personality disorder: Identification, assessment, and clinical applications" will be at 4:15 PM in Swift Hall 107. ---Norman -- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- ---- Norman Eliaser <nme@nwu.edu> ---- Pick of the week: Something's Always Wrong-Toad The Wet Sprocket -----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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