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9780128146286
Language:
English
Pages:
1 Online-Ressource (440 pages)
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Print version Miller, Joshua W The Handbook of Antagonism : Conceptualizations, Assessment, Consequences, and Treatment of the Low End of Agreeableness
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303.3
Keywords:
Hostility (Psychology)
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Abstract:
Front Cover -- The Handbook of Antagonism: Conceptualizations, Assessment, Consequences, and Treatment of the Low End of Agreeableness -- Copyright -- Contents -- Contributors -- Preface -- References -- Chapter 1: On the ubiquity and importance of antagonism -- What is antagonism? -- Antagonism in basic models of personality -- Antagonism is one of the major axes of the interpersonal circumplex -- Antagonism in models of personality dysfunction -- Antagonism in hierarchical models of psychopathology -- Antagonism is important to multiple life outcomes -- Antagonism is especially important for antisocial behavior (ASB) and related behaviors -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 2: Five-Factor Model antagonism -- Alternative models of FFM antagonism -- Adaptive and maladaptive antagonism -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 3: Antagonism from a developmental perspective -- Defining antagonism in youth -- Personality trait structure in youth -- Antagonism and FFM personality in youth -- Developmental stability and change -- Antagonism and psychopathology in youth -- Axis I disorders -- Axis II disorders -- Relational aggression -- Factors influencing the development of antagonism in youth -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 4: The structure of antagonism -- Models (and measures) of Agreeableness -- Empirical identification of Agreeableness facets -- Observed hierarchy of Agreeableness -- Assessment implications -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 5: Self-report assessment of antagonism -- General personality instruments -- NEO Personality Inventory-Revised (NEO PI-R) -- Big Five Inventory and the BFI-2 -- HEXACO Personality Inventory-Revised -- Scales drawn from the international personality item pool -- Interpersonal circumplex assessments -- Maladaptive trait instruments -- Personality Inventory for DSM-5
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The FFM of PD scales (FFMPD) -- Computerized Adaptive Test of Personality Disorder (CAT-PD) -- Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory-Personality Psychopathology Five (PSY-5) -- Abbreviated measures -- Five Factor Model Rating Form (FFMRF) and Five Factor Form (FFF) -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 6: Biological correlates of antagonism -- Introduction and theoretical foundations -- Unconcern for others and low empathy (callousness, self-centeredness) -- Hostile orientation toward others (oppositionality, distrust) -- Social dominance and deception (manipulation, arrogance) -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 7: Agreeableness, antagonism, and mental health across cultures -- Agreeableness/antagonism across cultures -- Gender and Agreeableness across cultures -- Change in Agreeableness over the lifespan across cultures -- Agreeableness/antagonism relations to mental health -- Childhood aggression and conduct disorder -- Aggression -- Antisocial personality disorder, psychopathy, and criminal behavior -- Borderline and other personality disorders -- Substance use -- Summary and conclusions -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Chapter 8: Translational value of nonhuman primate models of antagonism -- Nonhuman primate models of antagonism -- Neurobiological and environmental correlates of antagonism in NHPs -- Serotonergic system and antagonism -- The contribution of the environment, uniquely and in interaction with genes -- Neural correlates of antagonism -- Chimpanzee model of psychopathic personality: An example translational model relevant to antagonism -- Conclusions and future directions -- References -- Chapter 9: Theoretical conceptualizations of agreeableness and antagonism* -- Theoretical considerations of agreeableness and antagonism -- Brief overview of some empirical studies using personality facets
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Toward theoretical accounts -- References -- Chapter 10: A social cognitive analysis of antagonism and reactive aggression -- A social cognitive analysis -- Attitudinal and interpersonal factors -- Cognitive mechanisms and processing tendencies -- Summary and conclusions -- References -- Chapter 11: Antagonism from the perspective of interpersonal theory -- Contemporary integrative interpersonal theory -- Empirical findings -- Cross-sectional dispositional research -- Cross-situational research -- Within situation research -- Conclusion and future directions -- Acknowledgment -- References -- Chapter 12: Antagonism's place in psychiatric nosology -- Hierarchical and dimensional structure of psychopathology -- Structural models of externalizing spectrum of psychopathology -- Research on antagonism and structure of psychopathology -- Adult research -- Youth studies -- In-depth examination of the antagonism factor and its associated disorders -- Summary and conclusion -- References -- Chapter 13: Antagonism and the DSM-5 alternative model of personality disorders -- Development of the dimensional diagnostic model for PDs in DSM-5 -- Proposed structures for the dimensional diagnostic model for PDs in DSM-5 -- The alternative personality model for DSM-5 -- The five-factor model of personality and its role in PDs -- Development of the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 (PID-5 -- ) -- Antagonism in the alternative personality model for DSM-5 -- Convergent and discriminant validity of PID-5 antagonism -- Normative personality and PID-5 antagonism -- Pathological personality and PID-5 antagonism -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 14: Antagonism in psychopathy -- Two conceptions of psychopathy -- Antisocial psychopathy -- Bold psychopathy -- Antagonism as the foundation of antisocial psychopathy-7 lines of evidence -- Description evidence
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Translation evidence -- Empirical evidence -- Consensus evidence -- Similarity evidence -- Factor evidence -- Nomological evidence -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 15: A Trifurcated Model of Narcissism: On the pivotal role of trait Antagonism -- Narcissism as one, two, or three factors -- FFM facet-level profile and correlates of individual functioning at narcissism´s three levels of organization -- Correlates of individual functioning at three levels of organization -- FFM facet-level profile at three levels of organization -- Similarity of correlates across narcissism -- Antagonism in narcissism: A summary -- Implications for a syncretic model of narcissism -- Future directions -- References -- Chapter 16: Antagonism and borderline personality disorder -- Antagonism and BPD defined -- FFM conceptualization of BPD -- Antagonism and self-report measures of BPD -- Antagonism and underlying theoretical components of BPD -- Natural changes in antagonism and BPD over time -- Antagonism´s role in describing disorders comorbid with BPD -- Antagonism and treatment planning -- Targeting antagonism in treatment -- Conclusions -- References -- Chapter 17: Antagonism in the Dark Triad -- Research on the core of the Dark Triad -- Assessment and methodological considerations -- Implications for Dark Triad research -- Future directions -- References -- Chapter 18: Antagonism and romantic relationships -- Introduction -- Antagonism and relationship outcomes -- Antagonism and relationship processes -- Antagonism and interpersonal processes -- Antagonism and intrapersonal processes -- Summary and future directions -- References -- Chapter 19: Antagonism and work outcomes: Implicit and explicit considerations -- Antagonism in the workplace -- Explicit Antagonism -- Implicit Antagonism -- Antagonism and job performance -- Task performance
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Counterproductive Workplace Behaviors -- Organizational Citizenship Behaviors -- Job and workplace attitudes -- Job satisfaction -- Organizational commitment -- Leadership -- Looking ahead: Models combining explicit and implicit antagonism -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 20: Antagonism and crime -- Introduction -- Agreeableness and Antagonism -- Agreeableness, Antagonism, and antisocial behavior -- Agreeableness, Antagonism, and criminal justice system involvement -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 21: Stability and change in antagonism over the lifespan -- Defining personality trait stability and change -- Theoretical frameworks for understanding change in antagonism -- Mean-level trajectories for antagonism during adulthood -- Changing antagonism by focusing at the state level -- Next steps: Antagonism in adolescence -- Next steps: Stability and change across antagonism facets -- Conclusions and future directions -- References -- Chapter 22: Treatment of antagonism: Motivational Interviewing -- Case study -- Motivational Interviewing with antagonistic clients -- Engaging: The relational foundation -- Focusing: The strategic direction -- Evoking: Preparing for change -- Planning: The bridge to change -- Conclusion -- References -- Chapter 23: Psychodynamic approaches to treating antagonism -- Trait and psychodynamic models of personality -- Dynamics -- Reportability -- Summary -- From behavior to process: Treating antagonism from a psychodynamic perspective -- Initial phase -- Middle phase -- Final phase -- Conclusion: The trait-dynamic dialectic -- References -- Chapter 24: Treatment of antagonism: Cognitive behavioral therapy -- Dimensional models and PD treatment -- CBT for antagonism -- Assessment and case conceptualization -- Therapeutic alliance -- Cognitive techniques -- Behavioral techniques -- Behavioral chain analysis
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Behavioral experiments
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