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Why do measures of normal and disordered personality correlate? A study of genetic comorbidity.

Journal of personality disorders - 1 Jan 1999

Jang K L, Livesley W J

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The genetic and environmental correlations between measures of normal (NEO-FFI) and abnormal personality (Dimensional Assessment of Personality Pathology: DAPP-BQ) were estimated in a sample of 545 volunteer general population twin pairs (269 monozygotic and 276 dizygotic pairs). The largest genetic correlations were observed between the 18 DAPP-BQ dimensions and NEO-FFI neuroticism (range = .05 to .81; median =...

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PMID: 10228923
DOI: 10.1521/pedi.1999.13.1.10

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