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Study of Personalities of Parents in Family Law Settings
by Don Tustin - Jun 15, 2015
Concepts used in family law courts to describe personalities of parents who brought a dispute to Court were studied, based on a sample of cases summarised in Complexfamilies. Concepts to Describe Personality The DSM-5 international system for classifying...

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