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Too few or too many? Reactions to removing versus retaining specific personality disorders in DSM-5
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imagePurpose of review: The present review examines the decision of the DSM-5 Personality and Personality Disorders Working Group to retain or to remove specific personality disorders included in DSM-IV-TR and presents the reactions elicited by t
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