TY - JOUR
T1 - ANGSTSTORUNGEN - SYNDROM, PERSONLICHKEIT UND BEZIEHUNG
AU - Buchheim, P.
PY - 1992
Y1 - 1992
N2 - Patients attending the Polyclinic of the Psychiatry Department of the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich for ambulatory examination and counseling because of panic anxiety states with agoraphobia, were investigated using methods of descriptive-phenomenological diagnostic evaluation of syndromes and personality (structured clinical interviews on the basis of DSM III Criteria) and with methods of empirical married couple and family diagnostic evaluation (Giessen-Paar-Test, Family-Assessment-Measure). On the basis of the findings established on three different observational planes - syndrome, personality and inter-personal relationships - it was shown that anxiety disorders are expressed not merely in the symptomatology (panic disorders) and the behavior (e.g. agoraphobia) of the patient; rather, evidence of co-morbidity involving (concomitant?) personality disorders was found in almost 50% of the patients investigated. In comparison with nonclinical control groups, the patients and their partners also indicated considerable disorders in the emotive field and in their affective relationships and contact with others.
AB - Patients attending the Polyclinic of the Psychiatry Department of the Ludwig Maximilian University in Munich for ambulatory examination and counseling because of panic anxiety states with agoraphobia, were investigated using methods of descriptive-phenomenological diagnostic evaluation of syndromes and personality (structured clinical interviews on the basis of DSM III Criteria) and with methods of empirical married couple and family diagnostic evaluation (Giessen-Paar-Test, Family-Assessment-Measure). On the basis of the findings established on three different observational planes - syndrome, personality and inter-personal relationships - it was shown that anxiety disorders are expressed not merely in the symptomatology (panic disorders) and the behavior (e.g. agoraphobia) of the patient; rather, evidence of co-morbidity involving (concomitant?) personality disorders was found in almost 50% of the patients investigated. In comparison with nonclinical control groups, the patients and their partners also indicated considerable disorders in the emotive field and in their affective relationships and contact with others.
KW - agoraphobia DSM III R
KW - anxiety disorders
KW - couple diagnosis
KW - disturbances of interpersonal relationships
KW - family diagnosis
KW - multidimensional diagnostic evaluation
KW - panic disorders
KW - personality disorders
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M3 - Artikel
AN - SCOPUS:0026667611
SN - 0015-8178
VL - 110
SP - 31-32+35
JO - Fortschritte der Medizin
JF - Fortschritte der Medizin
IS - 22
ER -