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Summary In past years diagnostic schemata were both simpler and more descriptive. For instance, we distinguished people with “affective” disorders, “thought” disorders, and “personality” disorders. In other words, people had trouble with their feelings, their capacity to think rationally, or with their fundamental personality. The latter is the focus of this paper.
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