FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W427703935> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W427703935 abstract "Over the past years, there has been an increasing interest in assessing object relations and studying the relationship between problematic object representations and different types of psychological disturbance. These efforts have emphasised the importance of the representation of interpersonal relationships in personality pathology. Representations of interpersonal relationships are given particular emphasis by the Attachment Theory (e.g., Bowlby, 1980/88), which highlights the importance of early relationships with caregivers in personality development. In fact, many patients with personality disorder exhibit significant difficulties in intimate relationships and can therefore be seen as having some degree of attachment disorder. The present study describes the development and reliability analysis of the Problematic Object Representation Scales (PORS) to be applied to the Adult Attachment Interview Protocol (George et al., 1996), in an effort to integrate object relations and personality disorder research. Levels of PORS are compared across different diagnostic groups revealing that personality disordered patients exhibit higher levels of inconsistency, inappropriate affect valence, and disturbance of thinking when compared to patients with other disorders and normal controls. Results also reveal significant associations between some of the PORS and other measures of personality functioning (e.g., Reflective Functioning, Fonagy et al., 1998 Revised Adult Personality Functioning Assessment, Hill & Stein, 2000) and early adversity (Childhood Experiences of Care and Abuse, Bifulco et al., 1994), although these associations seem mostly accounted for by the presence of personality disorder. Hence, the PORS appear to be a reliable method of assessing problematic object representations through the AAI and some of the scales are able to differentiate diagnostic groups on the basis of their object representations. Conclusions are drawn regarding the potential usefulness of the PORS in research and clinical contexts." @default.
• W427703935 created "2016-06-24" @default.
• W427703935 creator A5091757713 @default.
• W427703935 date "2008-01-01" @default.
• W427703935 modified "2023-09-25" @default.
• W427703935 title "Object relations in personality disorder: development of the Problematic Object Representation Scales (PORS) for the AAI." @default.
• W427703935 cites W140833329 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1481103695 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1499605805 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1507450248 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1569948371 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1617048923 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1676410325 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1676442601 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1692024916 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1720881856 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1759804657 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1812637898 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1819235020 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1911119453 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1949683428 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1954514359 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1958083884 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1963499758 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1964010906 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1974584314 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1976785179 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1977385640 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1977880152 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1979898660 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1981404810 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1981663858 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1982757641 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1984017852 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1985785346 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1990091208 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1996082281 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1996794385 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1996825198 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1997983466 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1998612237 @default.
• W427703935 cites W1999594538 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2001871480 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2003929276 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2004879314 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2008703093 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2008914910 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2012113544 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2013009173 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2016791522 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2018361638 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2018603138 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2019968135 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2022271174 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2024936129 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2027176545 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2030561037 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2031406687 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2037705104 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2038307528 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2040019504 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2040357744 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2044187649 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2045004146 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2050006242 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2050961441 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2052943507 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2053537251 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2054336302 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2060044631 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2060810567 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2063408251 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2063882632 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2072786896 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2073058423 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2075694535 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2077674886 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2082352243 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2088497305 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2091982937 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2093410327 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2095246127 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2098073468 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2104965431 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2106934764 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2110634897 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2112479139 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2113427371 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2120137417 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2120640710 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2121454967 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2121483709 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2124285577 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2140577761 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2142266980 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2144564884 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2147059823 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2156790092 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2160293382 @default.
• W427703935 cites W2161314962 @default.

• next