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Personality (Dys)Function and General Instability

2021-01-16

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<p>Humans adapt to a dynamic environment while maintaining psychological equilibrium. Systems theories of personality hold that generalized processes control stability by regulating how strongly a person reacts to various situations. Research shows there are higher-order traits of general personality function (Stability) and dysfunction (general personality pathology; GPP), but whether or not they capture individu...

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0120ef5a-2ca9-5206-9528-933e618e009b
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10.31234/osf.io/28qvd
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