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Index
Cover
Halftitle
Title
Copyright
Contents
Contributors
Preface
Foreword
I. Conceptual Background
1.Conceptual Overview of Personality Disorders in the Elderly
2. Personality and Aging: A Psychotherapist Reflects Late in His Own Life
II. Research and Assessment: Overview and Outcome Measures
3. Personality Disorders in Adults: A Review
4. Personality Disorders After Age 50: A Meta-Analytic Review of the Literature
5. Personality Disorders and Treatment Outcome
6. Dimensional Measures and the Five-Factor Model: Clinical Implications and Research Directions
7. Determining Personality Disorders in Older Adults Through Self-Identification and Clinician Assessment
8. Conceptual and Methodological Issues in the Assessment of Personality Disorders in Older Adults
III. Clinical Issues: Diagnosis and Treatment
9. The Patient-Therapist Relationship and the Psychotherapy of the Older Adult With Personality Disorder
10. The Influence of Personality on Reactions of Older Adults to Physical Illness
11. Neuropsychological Contributions to Differential Diagnosis of Personality Disorder in Old Age
12. Personality Disorders in Older Adults: Some Issues in Psychodynamic Treatment
13. Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Personality Disorders, and the Elderly: Clinical and Theoretical Considerations
14. Pharmacologic Treatment of Personality Disorders in Late Life
IV. Systems and Social Issues
15. Personality Disorders and the Difficult Nursing Home Resident
16. Ethical Issues in the Clinical Management of Older Adults With Personality Disorder
Afterword: Personality Disorders in Late Life and Public 289 Policy: Implications of the Contextual, Cohort-Based,Maturity, Specific Challenge Model
Author Index
Subject Index
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