NIH R01 · 2025
Testing Developmental Mechanisms of Personality Impairment in Youth
Project Summary Personality disorders are complex and debilitating disorders associated with profound risk for suicide and substantial cost related to long-term intensive care, emergency room visits, and psychiatric hospitalizations. Although traditionally diagnosed only in adults, emerging risk for personality pathology can be reliably assessed in early adolescence. The level of personality functioning (LPF) is a dimensional measure of personality pathology that predicts the development of personality disorders across the lifespan and contributes to long-term dysfunction beyond the effects of other clinical concerns, such as anxiety, depression, attention- deficit/hyperactivity disorder,…
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