An American view of the ICD-10 personality disorders.
An American view of the ICD-10 personality disorders.
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美国人对 ICD-10 人格障碍的看法。
DOI:
10.1111/j.1600-0447.1990.tb03061.x
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发表时间:
1990
影响因子:
6.7
通讯作者:
Blashfield,RK
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作者:
Blashfield,RK
The 1986 version of the ICD‐10 diagnostic criteria for the personality disorders was analyzed. In one part of the study, clinicians in the United States were asked to assign the ICD‐10 criteria to the ICD‐10 categories. In a second part, the ICD‐10 criteria were assigned to DSM‐III‐R categories. In the first part, the face validities of the ICD‐10 criteria were highly variable. Thirty percent of the criteria were assigned to the correct parent category by over 80% of the clinicians. In contrast, 34% of the criteria failed to be correctly assigned by at least half of the clinicians. Concerning the correspondence between ICD‐10 and DSM‐III‐R categories, only anankastic (ICD) and obsessive‐compulsive (DSM) showed a high level of correspondence. The correspondences of anxious (ICD) with avoidant (DSM), impulsive (ICD) with borderline (DSM), and histrionic (ICD) with histrionic (DSM) were poor.