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Personality Disorder Styles and Reciprocal Interpersonal Impacts During Outpatient Intake Interviews

Christopher Wagner Virginia Commonwealth University
,
William Riley Virginia Commonwealth University
,
James Schmidt Western Illinois University
,
Mark McCormick Kaiser Permanente Institute
&
Stephen Butler Nashua Hospital
Pages 216-231 | Published online: 25 Nov 2010

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