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Editorial
. 2025;19(4):e70043.
doi: 10.1002/pmh.70043.

Classification of Personality Pathology

Peter Tyrer  1 , Roger Mulder  2 , Carla Sharp  3
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Editorial

Classification of Personality Pathology

Peter Tyrer et al. Personal Ment Health. 2025.
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    1. Skodol, A. E., L. C. Morey, D. S. Bender, and J. M. Oldham. 2013. “The Ironic Fate of the Personality Disorders in DSM‐5.” Personality Disorders 4: 342–349.

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