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An exploratory review on dementia and schizophrenia: Overlaps, differences and psychodynamic personality
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Neste estudo são salientadas algumas das sobreposições e diferenças na demência e esquizofrenia. A análise entre uma estrutura psíquica de personalidade
e os respetivos diagnósticos é o objeto de exploração desta revisão. A angústia de
fragmentação e a relação de objeto fusional apresentam-se relacionadas com a
esquizofrenia e, por seu turno, a angústia de abandono e a relação de objeto anaclítica com a demência. Num continuum, a estrutura psicótica surge associada à
esquizofrenia e a estrutura borderline à demência.
This study sets out to review some of the overlaps and differences in dementia and schizophrenia, and to analyze the relationship between a specific personality structure and diagnosis. The anxiety of abandonment and the anaclitic object relationship are related to dementia, while the anxiety of fragmentation and fusional object relationship are associated with schizophrenia. On a continuum, the borderline structure appears associated with dementia and the psychotic structure with schizophrenia.
This study sets out to review some of the overlaps and differences in dementia and schizophrenia, and to analyze the relationship between a specific personality structure and diagnosis. The anxiety of abandonment and the anaclitic object relationship are related to dementia, while the anxiety of fragmentation and fusional object relationship are associated with schizophrenia. On a continuum, the borderline structure appears associated with dementia and the psychotic structure with schizophrenia.
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Demência Esquizofrenia Personalidade Psicodinâmica Psicopatologia Dementia Schizophrenia Personality Psychodynamic Psychopathology
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Henriques-Calado, J., & Duarte-Silva, M. E. (2016). An exploratory review on dementia and schizophrenia: Overlaps, differences and psychodynamic personality. Psicologia Clínica, 28(2), 173-182.