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Personality disorders in the chronic pain population: Basic concepts, empirical findings, and clinical implications

Weisberg et al., 1997

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8061001034074424161
Author
Weisberg J
Keefe F
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Publication venue
Pain Forum

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Personality traits and characteristics have repeatedly been studied in the chronic pain literature. Accurate personality disorder diagnosis is now being conducted in the psychiatric literature through the use of semistructured interview techniques. There have been four …
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