Comprehensive Psychiatry
Volume 51, Issue 5 , Pages 486-491 , September 2010

Severity of affective temperament and maladaptive self-schemas differentiate borderline patients, bipolar patients, and controls

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doi: 10.1016/j.comppsych.2010.02.006

Comprehensive Psychiatry
Volume 51, Issue 5 , Pages 486-491 , September 2010

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