Journal of Clinical Psychology · 1994 · 116 citations · 15 references
PsychotherapyPsychological Co-morbiditiesNeo-pi DomainsPsychologySocial SciencesPersonality DisorderPtsd MeasuresClinical PopulationComorbid Psychiatric DisorderPersonality DisordersPsychiatryDepressionRehabilitationChronic Ptsd VictimsPsychiatric DisorderPersonality PsychologyMedicinePersonality StylesPsychopathologyPost-traumatic Stress Disorder
The relationship of the NEO-PI to personality disorders was evaluated in a clinical population. Eighty subjects with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) were given this measure, along with the MCMI-II and PTSD and combat scales. Two questions were addressed: (1) What is the relationship of NEO-PI domains and facets to personality disorders?; and (2) What is this scale's relationship to PTSD problems? Results support previous studies that employed a clinical population, but with lower correlation coefficients. For the most part, then, the NEO-PI domains and facets correlated in expected ways with the MCMI-II. On PTSD measures, N accounted for the majority of the variance, but other domains were entered when independent regression equations were calculated to account for different personality disorders.
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Personality Structure: Emergence of the Five-Factor Model
John M. Digman · Annual Review of Psychology · 1990 · 6.4K citations