The proportionality hypothesis: Personality disorder traits weakenthe link between impairment and change motivation.

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Personality Disorders Theory Research and Treatment
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2026-04-02
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https://doi.org/10.1037/per0000769
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Psychological Testing and Assessment
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The proportionality hypothesis: Personality disorder traits weakenthe link between impairment and change motivation.

William S. Hart, Danielle E. Wahlers
Personality Disorders Theory Research and Treatment
Psychological Testing and Assessment
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The proportionality hypothesis: Personality disorder traits weakenthe link between impairment and change motivation.

William S. Hart, Danielle E. Wahlers
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Personality Disorders Theory Research and Treatment
University of Alabama (US)
Reduced inequalities
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Psychological Testing and Assessment
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The proportionality hypothesis: Personality disorder traits weakenthe link between impairment and change motivation. — William S. Hart, Danielle E. Wahlers · Personality Disorders Theory Research and Treatment (2026) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS