Impaired identity and negative affectivity predict depression and anxiety symptoms, study finds
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Impaired identity and negative affectivity predict depression and anxiety symptoms, study finds
A study conducted in Poland examined the relationship between maladaptive personality traits and symptoms of depression and anxiety. It found that impaired identity and negative affectivity were strong predictors of both depression and anxiety, while empathy and detachment were specifically associated with anxiety symptoms. The research was published in Scientific Reports. Maladaptive personality traits are enduring patterns of thinking, feeling…
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