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The Society for Personality Assessment is dedicated to the development of methods of personality assessment, the advancement of research on their effectiveness, the exchange of ideas about the theory and practice of assessment and the promotion of the applied practice of personality assessment.
With 1500 international members our membership is varied and includes clinicians in private practice, forensic assessors, researchers in private and public settings and educators in academic settings. SPA focuses on the unique needs and interests of its members by offering Annual Meetings and publications tailored to their needs and interests / Providing opportunities to meet colleagues and develop professional relationships / Promoting research in personality assessment / Actively advocating for legislative issues on behalf of personality assessment / Fostering professional and education development and supporting students with research and travel grants.
With 1500 international members our membership is varied and includes clinicians in private practice, forensic assessors, researchers in private and public settings and educators in academic settings. SPA focuses on the unique needs and interests of its members by offering Annual Meetings and publications tailored to their needs and interests / Providing opportunities to meet colleagues and develop professional relationships / Promoting research in personality assessment / Actively advocating for legislative issues on behalf of personality assessment / Fostering professional and education development and supporting students with research and travel grants.
Next Steps re: Diversity and Social Justice | September 2020 Executive Director Update
Hear an update from SPA's Executive Director, Nathan Victoria, regarding the September Board of Trustees meeting and our next steps to focusing on Diversity and Social Justice within the Society.
For more information about how to sign up for these listening sessions, please visit www.personality.org.
For more information about how to sign up for these listening sessions, please visit www.personality.org.
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Validity of the Personality Inventory for DSM-5 Short Form (PID-5-SF) in Latinx Undergraduates
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This 2020 SPA Convention Poster Session winner was conducted by Tessa Long, Stephanie Haugh, Andy Torres, Frances Morales, Alfonso Mercado, and Jaime Anderson of Texas State University More informationa bout this poster, as well as the other award recipients, can be found at www.personality.org/annual-convention/2020-poster-winners/.
Test-Retest Reliability for the English and US Spanish MMPI-2-RF in Latinx University Students
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This 2020 SPA Convention Poster Session winner was conducted by Bernardo Iracheta, Tessa Long, AndyTorres, Frances Morales, Alfonso Mercado, Jaime Anderson of Texas State University More information about this poster, as well as the other award recipients, can be found at www.personality.org/annual-convention/2020-poster-winners/.
The Clinical Utility of Personality Pathology Frameworks: A Meta-Analytic Review
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This 2020 SPA Convention Poster Session winner was conducted by Adam P. Natoli and Robert F. Bornstein of the Gordan F. Derner School of Psychology, Adelphi University. More information about this poster, as well as the other award recipients, can be found at www.personality.org/annual-convention/2020-poster-winners/.
Predicting Smoking/Nicotine Dependence From DSM-5 Alternative Model For Personality Disorder Traits
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This 2020 SPA Convention Poster Session winner was conducted by Alexandra L. Halberstadt of Pennsylvania State University, Carillon J. Skrzynski of Carnegie Mellon University, Aidan C.G. Wright of University of Pittsburgh, and Kasey G. Creswell of Carnegie Mellon University. More information about this poster, as well as the other award recipients, can be found at www.personality.org/annual-con...
2019 - Opening Plenary - President Awards
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2019 - Opening Plenary - President Awards
2018 Paul Lerner Memorial Lecture - Gregory Meyer
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2018 Paul Lerner Memorial Lecture - Gregory Meyer
2018 Presidents Address - Robert Archer
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2018 Presidents Address - Robert Archer
Master Lecture One - Dan P. McAdams
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Master Lecture One - Dan P. McAdams
2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
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2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
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2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
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2016 Presidents Address - Robert F. Bornstein
2015 Presidential Address - Ronald J. Ganellen
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2015 Presidential Address - Ronald J. Ganellen
2015 - Bruno Klopfer Award - Jack Graham
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2015 - Bruno Klopfer Award - Jack Graham
2015 - Master Lecture 2 - Terence Keane
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2015 - Master Lecture 2 - Terence Keane
2015 - Hertz Presentation in honor of Theodore Millon
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2015 - Hertz Presentation in honor of Theodore Millon
2012 Presidential Address The Dharma of Good Personality Assessment Work
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2012 Presidential Address The Dharma of Good Personality Assessment Work
2012 Master Lecture II - Trait Diagnostics of Personality Disorder: Domains or Facets?
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2012 Master Lecture II - Trait Diagnostics of Personality Disorder: Domains or Facets?
2012 Master Lecture - Beyond Traits: Personality Differences As Intersubjective Themes
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2012 Master Lecture - Beyond Traits: Personality Differences As Intersubjective Themes
2014 Bruno Klopfer Award Presentation
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2014 Bruno Klopfer Award Presentation
2014 Master Lecture II: The DSM 5 and Personality Disorders
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2014 Master Lecture II: The DSM 5 and Personality Disorders
2014 Master Lecture 1: Paul Lerner Memorial Master Lecture
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2014 Master Lecture 1: Paul Lerner Memorial Master Lecture
Locating and Securing Internship and Postdoctoral Training Positions in Assessment Psychology
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Locating and Securing Internship and Postdoctoral Training Positions in Assessment Psychology
The titles to your videos are so obscure that it reduces the effectiveness of the communication of the information contained in them. This is an accidental disservice to the purpose of the fine organization. You should update the titles to at least reflect their intent. Submitted respectfully, Robert Morecook PhD, psychologist
Love her work. She's brilliant.
Thank you for posting this informative video.
Anyone come from Duncanyounot?
Excessively linearizing interpersonal engagement is the issue! The hierarchical dimensionality of nature cannot be ignored particularly when considering the highest levels within a scale where emergence of new influences increasingly effects the outcome in consequential/salient ways.
ruclips.net/video/6JPgpasgueQ/видео.html
A psychoanalytic clinician who does not hide behind the language and deliberate complexity that distances many theoreticians from laypeople
My brother has this co both so destructive psychopathic criminal con artist.
Very sharp lady
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Dr Diamond’s intelligence is so soothing to listen to, comforting and stimulating to me. I listened to her debriefing session on a dbt patient named Charlotte on RUclips recently. I just really appreciated her natural intelligence while she was speaking about Charlotte.
its easier to follow what she says if you turn on captions in my experience, as a suggestion
Narcissist talks about herself too much.
Great content and very unpleasant way of lecturing. Less, in calm way, would be more fruitful.
She felt very compassionate to me.
Nancy has a pair ! Course, from N.J
This is fascinating
Thank you for uploading this
I think there is an overlap in ASD / NPD
Studies certainly required! This overlap is the only way I can make sense of my Father's personality, for instance.
Absolutely. My ex is professionally diagnosed autistic, but the only way to make sense of his personality was to study Narcissism. Everything I learned about Autism told me that they're not malicious, they have plenty of empathy, they're not grandiose, etc. But it just didn't add up with the person I dated. His Autistic black-and-white thinking is SO strong, he's convinced that he's God's gift to the world and that everyone who disagrees with him in any way is wrong and is against him. People at every workplace he's ever worked at have "ganged up on him" and he's been fired from several jobs in tech because he just rubs EVERYONE the wrong way, very abrasive, and is very arrogant and condescending. My brother is also autistic, and he's the POLAR opposite of the man I dated. My brother is kind, compassionate, very socially unaware but tries very hard to fit in and be "normal", and is NOT arrogant or condescending AT ALL. Autistic people who have very high levels of the black-and-white thinking symptom seem to have no choice but to be Narcissists because they have no other way of processing the world besides oversimplifying it to hell. No nuance or shades of grey. Other people's perspectives are a threat to him and he needs to change everyone's views, opinions, and perspectives to match his, like they are all extensions of him who are not allowed to have any agency of their own unless it serves him.
I've taken and seen all the lies hell awaits them😮
@Retrosenescent I can add to your observations. I have been professionally diagnosed with adhd and autism level one, aka asbergers. I have achieved very little in my life because of massive social impairments and an inability to belong to a group, and care about myself enough day to day. I have always wanted friends and to belong. I have strong empathy but also am highly sensitive to sleep, food, environment, social interactions. The odd thing is that I have tested in the 99th percentile in English at my schools entrance exam. I had a perfect score on my asvab when trying to enter the army, (I was going nowhere in life). All potential no results. My father is exactly as you described. Black and white. His way or wrong. Everyone else is less, or to be used for his advantage. Zero ability to work as a team, no ability to see another perspective. When cornered with facts and data (hard evidence) will rage, blame, accuse the other of conspiracy or idiocy. I had black and white thinking but ten years of effort to understand humanity after being told that I am to blame for every issue in my family (was told this, and felt it, even though I know it wasn't really true) I am able to see some grey areas. I fully believe that npd is to protect the mind of many people with autism like my father. He must be right. He must be in charge. Also, things are more important than people. Feelings don't matter.
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I find this actually quite sad. While it is gratifying to observe and theorize people, this lady does not seem overly compassionate towards the patient she is describing, I am not surprised she has limited success in getting through to the people she works with. People with these disorders are suffering quite a lot, & she finds it quite amusing. There are so, so few good therapists out there.
mind reading much? lmao
She's one of the few voices advocating that we can meaningfully get better. Compared to Wendy Behary on the Schema side of the aisle, Diamond seems quite rational, down to earth, and patient. The latter seems more able to distinguish the human being from their disorder(s), as opposed to regarding us as bEaStS to be wrangled with and primarily coercively managed (thank God Behary has chosen to primarily write profitable back-patting books for 'victims' as opposed to going into, like, actual forensic psychotherapy). I've heard these [TFP] anecdotes and read this particular paper before though, so perhaps I'm slightly numb to the commentary, and more genuinely curious as to whether or not I can relate to the patient perspectives than immediately taken aback. I'm somewhat amused / bashful to the degree that I do; e.g. would I be worried about the therapist getting "too much credit", I wonder? This possibility perplexes me. The Hedge Fund Guy definitely reminded me of my mom, heh. Or maybe me: Respect Is Earned, You're Not Entitled to It! Even though the "raise if I fall in love" was a pretty ridiculous proposition. TFP •does• advocate for a somewhat more authoritative (authoritarian, depending on my mood) stance than, say, [MBT] in general though; how compassionate do you think Jessica Yakeley comes off as, when juxtaposed with Diamond? I'm not sure this is so easily measured, especially from a distance.
ruclips.net/video/T1b4LYF9ji8/видео.html This guy seems good to me.
Quite the shit take you got there. You seem to be projecting heavily.
She has an ability to make sometimes dense and abstruse psychodynamic concepts to be very understandable. I very much enjoy her work.
Nancy was involved in dsmiii. She is so right no cookie cutter treatment. Treatment must be tailored by the aspects of the patient. You wouldn't do insight oriented therapy w a patient w Borderline intellectual functioning.
41:58 Conflicts. The experience of opposites.
Racketeering or moneylaundering for insiders = 509a3 is a supporting organization and is subordinate to another 501c3 nonprofit.
Thank you for sharing a valuable lesson about today's terrorists.
Interesting however I've decided they are just dicks.
Very clear presentation
Where is the video(recording) of a patient in ~40th minute of video?
... boy did she ever hit the nail on the head at 6:00 and thereafter. Yes, practice should not resemble research! They are being conflated.
"I will give me a bonus if I fall in love". This is hilarious! People with her experience might laugh her ass off when we deal with our low-functioning narc exes.
Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other
ITS NICE SIR...
this man's mullet makes me question my understanding of time and space
Exuberating. Watched it several times.
I see, Hamas is a terrorist group but the much more deadly Israeli occupying forces are not. Your analysis cannot be taken seriously.
What's the one thing that is left out of your examination of a terrorist, a common factor . When a group occupies another's land. iRA, Israel, US, Che they all have that common denominator
Great to see there are psychological specialists in Terrorism
Fantastic!
I loved this lecture. Thank you
There seems hope for the future
Expensive cures. This woman is good at her work, she's also a scholar, which means not all therapists could do what she does.
I wish she would not speak so fast.
You can slowdown the playback speed----click on 3 dots top right of frame
You say this as I’m listening now at 2x speed
@ Mark, thanks for the speed advice. Very helpful
Hello. I'm doing a scientific review video on EMDR. It's a critical video. I intend to use 5 to 10 seconds of this footage as I quote Keane on several occasions. I hope you are fine with this
That blew me out of the water. Particularly Dr. Diamonds comments about the possible connection between Asperger's syndrome and NPD. She has done superb work in the area of NPD and BPD treatment.
I read your comment before watching the video and was very disappointed because she didn't talk about that at all. Mentioned it extremely briefly, but didn't say anything.
We have Narcissistic on both sides of our family as well as 4 individuals with Asperger’s on one side of the family. I have a son with ADHD and high functioning autism who is 18. There are so many times his behavior is outright narcissistic and seems so similar to the narcs I grew up with.
Brilliant.
This was extremely interesting. Thank you!
i guess im asking the wrong place but does any of you know a method to get back into an Instagram account..? I stupidly forgot the password. I would appreciate any tricks you can offer me
@Derrick Kayson Instablaster :)
Boy. How does one learn to talk this fast? I will have to listen to this again and probably again after that.
It is still difficult to differntiate melanconic depression and narcissistic depression. People have both
Would love to be his protege
Awesome!