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성격장애에 대한 대안적 DSM-5 모델의 확인적 요인분석: PAI를 중심으로

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  • dsm-5
  • personal disorders.
  • personality assessment inventory (PAI)
  • the alternative DSM-5 model for personality disorders (AMPD)
  • 성격장애.
  • 성격장애에 대한 대안적 DSM-5 모델(AMPD)
  • 성격평가질문지(PAI)
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' 성격장애에 대한 대안적 DSM-5 모델의 확인적 요인분석: PAI를 중심으로' 의 참고문헌

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    서종한 [2012]
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  • Lesbians and bisexual women and men have higher scores on the personality inventory for the DSM-5(PID-5)than heterosexual counterparts
  • Language and individual differences : the search for universals in personality lexicons
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