DSM-IV Personality Disorders and Their Axis I Correlates in the South African Population

Sharain Suliman; Dan Joseph Stein; David R. Williams; Soraya Seedat

doi:10.1159/000152377

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The high co-morbidity of PD with axis I disorders in South Africa is consistent with previous reports elsewhere. However, more research is indicated to determine the reasons for the higher prevalence of cluster A disorders than of cluster B and C disorders in this population.

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