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Psychopaths in the media : Criminals, madmen or hidden among us? / Psykopater i media : Kriminella, galningar eller dolda bland oss?Abbass Nagim, Tony, Molin, Jonas January 2013 (has links)
When society is viewed in a social constructive manner, the social worker is as affected as the general population by the media and the image it portrays. A prejudice or bias social worker will not be as effective in his work as his intentions are. The purpose of this thesis was to discover if there are any visible cultural differences in the usage and description of the concept of psychopathy or a psychopath himself in the media, more specifically, daily newspapers. There are three American newspapers and three Swedish newspapers examined in this study. The study is based on a quantiative content analysis of articles published between 1st of January 2008 and 1st of July 2012. The collected data is categorized where the articles can fall under one or more of five available categories. Even though no clear results occurred, some interesting indications are visible between American newspapers and Swedish newspapers, but more so between different American newspapers. Psychopaths, people with an Antisocial Personality Disorder, are most frequently mentioned as criminals or maniacs/madmen in both countries with a modestly higher percentage for the United States of America. / När samhället blir sett ur ett socialkonstruktionistiskt perspektiv, blir socialarbetaren lika påverkad som den övriga populationen av den bild som media förmedlar och framställer. En fördomsfull eller partisk socialarbetare kommer inte att uppnå den effektivitet i sin profession som syftet med yrket innebär. Syftet med denna uppsats är att undersöka eller upptäcka om det finns några synliga kulturella skillnader i bruket och beskrivningen av psykopati som begrepp eller psykopaten som person i media, mer specifikt dagstidningar. I den här studien ingår tre amerikanska dagstidningar och tre svenska dagstidningar. Studien är baserad på en kvantitativ innehållsanalys av artiklar publicerade mellan 1:a januari 2008 och 1:a juli 2012. Den insamlade data är kategoriserad där varje artikel kan falla under en eller flera av fem förekommande kategorier. Även om det inte går att utläsa några tydliga resultat, föreligger indikationer som kan vara av intresse mellan amerikanska dagstidningar och svenska dagstidningar, men dessa är tydligare mellan de olika amerikanska dagstidningarna. Psykopater, människor som har en antisocial personlighetsstörning, beskrivs mestadels som kriminella eller galningar/dårar i båda ländernas dagstidningar med en viss högre procentuell representation vad gäller USA.
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Sjuksköterskors upplevelser av att möta patienter med Borderline personlighetstörning : en litteraturöversikt / Nurses experiences in meeting patients with Borderline Personality Disorder : a literature reviewNilsson, Jessica, Gillek, Johanna January 2010 (has links)
<p><em>Bakgrund: </em>Borderline personlighetsstörning är en vanlig sjukdom på alla vårdinrättningar och många sjuksköterskor möter dessa patienter dagligen. I omvårdnaden av dessa patienter behöver sjuksköterskan använda sig av dagliga händelser för att försöka lära patienten att lita på andra människor. Sjuksköterskans uppgift är att försöka lotsa patienten genom vardagen. </p><p><em>Syfte: </em>Syftet med studien är att belysa sjuksköterskors upplevelser av att möta personer med borderline personlighetsstörning.</p><p><em>Metod: </em>Metoden som använts är en litteraturöversikt där vetenskapliga artiklar använts som grund för resultatet. </p><p><em>Resultat:</em> Resultatet visar att många sjuksköterskor önskar mer kunskap om störningen och de tror att många av de problem som omger patienten beror på hur organisationen och strukturen på avdelningen fungerar. Sjuksköterskorna skulle vilja ha bättre struktur på hur de ska vårda dessa patienter och vill att arbetsplatsen ska ha samma mål med omvårdnaden. Detta presenteras i fem teman som påverkar hur bra mötet blir: Handledning/Organisation, Relationer, Erfarenheter, Attityder och Utbildning samt Empati.</p> / <p><em>Background: </em>Borderline personality disorder is a common disease in all nursing units and many nurses meet patients with Borderline personality disorder in their daily work. The nursing care of these patients require that the nurse uses everyday events to make the patient begin to trust other people. Nurse’s job is to try to guide the patient through everyday life.</p><p><em>Aim:</em> The aim of this study is to examine how nurses experience their meeting with patients with borderline personality disorder.</p><p><em>Method:</em> The method used is a literature study in which scientific articles are used as a base to the results.</p><p><em>Result: </em>The result shows that many nurses want to have more knowledge about the disorder and they think that a lot of the problems surrounding these patients depend on how the organisation and structure in the units work. The nurses would like to have better structure to handle these patients and need the working units to have the same goals with the care. This is presented in five themes that affect the burnout of the meeting: Tutoring/Organization, Relationship, Experiences, Attitudes and Education, and Empathy.</p>
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Neurological soft signs in psychometrically identified schizotypyKaczorowski, Jessica A. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.)--The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, 2008. / Directed by Thomas Kwapil; submitted to the Dept. of Psychology. Title from PDF t.p. (viewed Jan. 28, 2010). Includes bibliographical references (p. ).
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Borderline personality disorder : studies of suffering, quality of life and dialectical behavioural therapyPerseius, Kent-Inge January 2006 (has links)
The aims of the present thesis were: * To investigate how women patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) perceive their suffering, quality of life and encounter with psychiatric care (paper 11 and III). * To describe BPD patients' and psychiatric professionals' perceptions of receiving and giving dialectical behavioural therapy, DBT (paper I). * To investigate how starting treatment of BPD patients with DBT affected the psychiatric professionals' experience of occupational stress and professional burnout (paper IV) Due to the different types of research questions the thesis deal with, it uses a mix of qualitative and quantitative research methods. In two of the studies (11 and 111) the main methods were qualitative. Data from free format questionnaires, individual- as well as group interviews and biographical texts, were analysed with content analysis or a hermeneutic approach. In study Ill the methods were quantitative. A summated rating scale measuring healthrelated quality-of-life (HRQOL) was analysed with descriptive and inferential statistics. In study IV quantitative and qualitative methods were combined. Two burnout inventories were analysed with descriptive and inferential statistics, and data from free format questionnaires and group interviews were analysed with qualitative content analysis. The main findings were that BPD patients suffer to an extent that is often unendurable, leading to deliberate self-harm (DSH) and suicide attempts to relieve suffering or just try to get away from it all (paper 11). In study Ill the BPD patients showed significantly poorer quality-of-life (even physical) than normal population controls of comparable age. The suffering, suicide attempts, DSH and poor quality-of-life (paper 11 and 111) put the patients in a position of voluntarily or involuntarily getting involved with psychiatric care. Study II revealed a double role of the psychiatric care in relation to BPD patients. On one hand, psychiatric professionals can add to the suffering by not being understanding and being disrespectful, on the other hand they can be helpful and relieve suffering by being respectful, understanding and validating. There was a clear relationship between the patients' experience of validation and the experience of being helped. DBT seems (both from the patients' and psychiatric professionals' perspective) to be a treatment with a philosophy, content and structure being able to relieve BPD patients suffering and helping them to independence and a bearable life-situation (paper I). Study IV confirms previous findings that psychiatric professionals experience treatment of self-harming patients as profoundly stressful. DBT was seen as stressful in terms of learning demands, but decreased the experience of stress in the actual treatment of the patients due to its high degree of structure and specific techniques. The DBT team-work and supervision were felt to be supportive, as was one particular facet of DBT, namely mindfulness training which some professionals felt also improved their handling of other work stressors not related to DBT. This finding also corresponds to BPD patients' perceptions of the mindfulness component in DBT, which they reported as particularly helpful (paper 1). It should be noted that the patient samples in the thesis may be considered as a "worse off" subgroup among BPD patients, as they usually entered special treatment programs after a period of escalating symptoms, which standard psychiatric services had had difficulties handling. The rather small number of participants and the lack of equivalent andlor concurrent control groups in the quantitative studies limit the generalization of the results.
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Clinicians' diagnostic practices with senior survivors of childhood trauma /Cooper, Suzanne M. January 1900 (has links)
Thesis (M.A.) - Carleton University, 2002. / Includes bibliographical references (p. 60-71). Also available in electronic format on the Internet.
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Deliberate self-harm a search for self or a cry for help? /Padoa, Carryn. January 2008 (has links)
Thesis (D.Psyc.(Clin.))--University of Wollongong, 2008. / Typescript. Includes bibliographical references: leaf 70-81.
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Objektrelationer hos livsstilskriminella män : En litteraturstudie / Object relations in men with a criminal lifestyle : A literature studyLindblom, Sophia January 2018 (has links)
Inledning: I föreliggande litteraturstudie analyseras tre kvantitativa studier somundersökt sambanden mellan objektrelationer och antisocial personlighetsstörningoch psykopati hos kriminella män. Målgruppen överensstämmer väl med personermed kriminell livsstil. Föreliggande uppsats syftar till att utifrån den samladekunskapen öka förståelsen för de omedvetna emotionella processerna hospersoner med kriminell livsstil. En ökad förståelse antas kunna bidra till bättreanpassad behandling för målgruppen. Frågeställningar: Vilka objektrelationer finns hos livsstilskriminella män? Hurkan en större förståelse inom området bidra till bättre anpassade interventionerför målgruppen? Metod: Studierna har inkluderats genom databassökning och analyserats genomtematisering där generella och specifika aspekter av objektrelationer hosmålgruppen identifierats. Resultat: Resultatet visar att målgruppen generellt har enpersonlighetsorganisation på borderlinenivå. Specifikt är egocentrism denintrapsykiska aspekt som är mest karaktäristisk. Interventioner som visat sigframgångsrika med andra former av personlighetsstörningar inom kluster B antasvara användbara för målgruppen. Diskussion: Vidare forskning behövs om hur målgruppens egocentrism skahanteras i den terapeutiska situationen. Psykoedukativa inslag om egocentrismantas kunna bidra till att klienten idealiserar denna kunskap, vilket kan vändas tillett intresse för det egna inre. / Introduction: In this literature study, the relationships between objectrelationships and antisocial personality disorder and psychopathy among criminalswas analysed. The aim is to increase the understanding of the unconsciousemotional processes of people with a criminal lifestyle. An increasedunderstanding is believed to contribute to better tailored interventions for thetarget group. Issues: What object relations are found in men with a criminal lifestyle? How cana greater understanding in the area contribute to better tailored interventions forthe target group? Methods: The studies have been included through database search and examinedthrough thematization. General and specific aspects of object relations wereidentified. Results: The result shows that the target group generally has a personalityorganization at borderline level. Specifically, egocentrism is the characteristicaspect. Interventions that have proved to be successful with other personalitydisorders within cluster B are believed to be useful to the target group. Discussion: Further research is needed to examine how egocentrism should behandled in the therapeutic situation. Psycho-educative elements aboutegocentrism are believed to help the client idealize this knowledge and turn it intoan interest in his own mental states.
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Štěpení a disociace u schizofrenie / Splitting and Dissociation in SchizophreniaPěč, Ondřej January 2014 (has links)
The term splitting is defined as a process of formation of mental aggregates linked incompatible experiences producing numerous divisions in mental apparatus. Current findings indicate that psychological splitting in schizophrenia is likely specifically presented on a neural level as disrupted organization in neural communication. This disrupted neural communication likely underlies deficits in mental processing described by various neuroscientific concepts such as theories of disturbed connectivity, corollary discharges and dynamic complexity. In this context, a purpose of the theoretical part of the dissertation is to describe basic neuroscience theories that complementarily reflect interrelated processes between mind and brain underlying disturbances of mental integration that likely present a neural representation of the splitting. A purpose of the first part of the empirical research was to examine relationships between psychological process of splitting and disturbed cognitive and affective functions in schizophrenia. A sample of patients with borderline personality disorder (BPD) was used as a control group in this study. Methods: In the clinical study, we have assessed 30 patients with schizophrenia and 35 patients with BPD. The symptoms of splitting were measured using self- reported...
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Associação de traços de transtorno obsessivo-compulsivo e/ou de transtorno de personalidade obsessivo-compulsiva com traços de parafilias e/ou de transtornos parafílicos em alunas de uma faculdade de medicina / Association of traits of obsessive-compulsive disorder and/or obsessive-compulsive personality disorder with traits of paraphilias and/or paraphilic disorders in students of a faculty of medicineArnaldo Barbieri Filho 14 May 2018 (has links)
Introdução: Ao longo da história, as parafilias foram ora consideradas patologias, ora não consideradas. O Manual Diagnóstico e Estatístico de Transtornos Mentais (DSM-5) estabeleceu a distinção entre parafilias e Transtornos Parafílicos (TP), sendo que apenas os TP foram considerados doenças. Por outro lado, a associação entre sintomas obsessivos e parafilias já foi cogitada por muitos autores. Porém, a falta de melhores definições dos sintomas parafílicos dificultava tais estudos. Objetivos: Avaliar a presença de TP e/ou parafilias em mulheres e a possível associação com transtorno obsessivo-compulsivo (TOC) e/ou com transtorno de personalidade obsessivocompulsiva (TPOC). Casuística e Métodos: As alunas (N=190) foram avaliadas por meio de questionários anônimos e autorresponsivos de TOC, TPOC, parafilias e TP. Para o TOC foi utilizada a escala de Yale-Brown. Para as demais variáveis foram utilizadas escalas baseadas no DSM-5, segundo o qual indivíduos parafílicos com comportamentos exibicionistas, frotteuristas, voyeuristas e pedofílicos são considerados portadores de TP porque, por definição, seus impulsos são realizados com quem não consentiu ou não tem capacidade de consentir essas práticas sexuais. Porém, se o indivíduo preenche os critérios para estas parafilias e não tem o respectivo comportamento nem sofrimento, ele terá a respectiva parafilia, mas não o TP. Resultados: As fantasias parafílicas mais frequentes foram: pelo menos uma parafilia (53,2%), Voyeurismo (30,2%) e Fetichismo (25,4%). As parafilias mais frequentes foram: pelo menos uma parafilia (24,5%), Voyeurismo (9%) e Fetichismo (8,5%). Quanto aos TP, os mais frequentes foram: pelo menos um TP (13,8%), Voyeurista (6,9%), do Masoquismo (3,7%) e Frotteurista (3,7%). O TOC subclínico (Yale-Brown entre 8 e 15) foi estatisticamente significativo quando associado a fantasias parafílicas, enquanto o TOC (Yale-Brown >= 16) quando associado a parafilias e TP. O TPOC foi estatisticamente significativo quando associado a fantasias, parafilias e TP. Conclusões: A intensidade dos sintomas de TOC foi diretamente relacionada à intensidade dos sintomas parafílicos, enquanto que o TPOC foi relacionado a fantasias parafílicas, parafilias e TP. Devido a limitações metodológicas como a ausência de instrumentos padronizados validados, os resultados obtidos nesta pesquisa foram considerados traços de associação / Introduction: Throughout history, paraphilias have been at times considered pathologies or not. The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM-5) established the distinction between paraphilias and Paraphilic Disorders (PD), with only PD considered as a disease. On the other hand, the association between obsessive symptoms and paraphilias has been considered by many authors. However, the lack of better definitions for paraphilic symptoms made such studies more difficult. Objectives: To assess the presence of PD and/or paraphilias in women and its possible association with obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) and/or with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder (OCPD). Case Series and Methods: Students (N=190) were assessed by means of anonymous, self-reported questionnaires on OCD, OCPD, paraphilias and PD. For OCD, the Yale-Brown scale was used. For the other variables scales based on DSM-5 were used, according to which paraphilic individuals with exhibitionistic, frotteuristic, voyeuristic, and pedophilic behaviors were considered as having PD, since, by definition, their impulses are carried out with non-consenting individuals or those unable to consent with such sexual practices. However, if the individual meets the criteria for such paraphilias but does not have the respective behavior or distress, he/she will have said paraphilia, but not PD. Results: The most frequent paraphilic fantasies were: at least one paraphilia (53.2 %), Voyeurism (30.2 %) e Fetishism (25.4 %). The most frequent paraphilias were: at least one paraphilia (24.5 %), Voyeurism (9 %) e Fetishism (8.5 %). As regard to PD, the most frequent were: at least one PD (13.8%), Voyeurist (6.9 %), of Masochism (3.7 %) and Frotteurist (3.7 %). Sub-clinical PD (Yale-Brown between 8 and 15) was statistically significant when associated with paraphilic fantasies, whereas OCD (Yale-Brown >= 16) when associated with paraphilias and PD. OCPD was statistically significant when associated with fantasies, paraphilias, and PD. Conclusions: The intensity of OCD was directly related to the intensity of paraphilic symptoms, whereas OCPD was related to paraphilic fantasies, paraphilias, and PD. The results point to traits of association between these clinical conditions, which recommends research in this direction
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Stellenwert des Opioidantagonisten Naltrexon bei stationär behandelten Borderline-Patienten / Improvement of Borderline Personality Disorder with Naltrexone: Results of a retroperspective evaluationMeiser, Miriam 05 October 2016 (has links)
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