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Personality Pathology and Interpersonal Relationships in the SASB Model

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the relationships between personality pathology and interpersonal behavior patterns and the characteristics of interpersonal behavior patterns of personality disorders(PDs). 458 college students participated. PDs and interpersonal behavior were measured by the PDQ-4+ and the Structural Analysis of Social Behavior(SASB). Significant positive correlations were found between the total scores on the PFQ-4+ and some of cluster scores on the SASB Intrex. As being severe personality pathologies, actions of blame, ignore, and attack to others, reactions of sulk, recoil, and wall off to other behaviors, and behaviors of self-attack, and self-neglect to self were increased. Correlations between 10 scores of PDs on the PDQ-4+ and 24 cluster scores of the SASB Intrex and mapping on the Multidimensional Scaling revealed that all PDs except the histrionic PD showed higher levels of attack, ignore and blame behaviors to others, and lower levels of love/affirm, protect, and active love behaviors. The cluster A PDs showed tendencies of separation from others. The cluster B PDs showed the highest level of attack on others and self-emancipate and autonomous, and the cluster C PDs showed the lowest levels of attacking behavior amonf all clusters. Freeing, separating from others, submit, self- emancipate, self-control were unique factors that differentiate PDs from normals; these factors ranged in autonomy dimension in the SASB. Namely, autonomy was the most important variable for differentiating the PDs. Results of this study were discussed and follow-up studies were proposed.

keywords
personality disorder, interpersonal behavior, SASB, personality disorder, interpersonal behavior, SASB, 성격장애, 대인관계 행동, SASB

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