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Changing personality traits: Some considerations from psychotherapy process-outcome research for intervention efforts on intentional personality change interventions.
Publikationsart
Peer-reviewed
Publikationsform
Originalbeitrag (peer-reviewed)
Autor/in
Allemand Mathias, Flückiger Christoph,
Projekt
Changing Personality Traits: Testing the Efficacy of a Mobile Technology-Based Intervention
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Originalbeitrag (peer-reviewed)
Zeitschrift
Journal of Psychotherapy Integration
Volume (Issue)
27(4)
Seite(n)
476 - 494
Titel der Proceedings
Journal of Psychotherapy Integration
DOI
10.1037/int0000094
Abstract
There is a recent debate in the field of personality development whether and how personality traits can be modified or changed over short periods of time. Whereas traditional positions highlight the relative stability of personality traits in adulthood, recent research investigates intentional personality trait change, that is, desires and attempts to change personality traits. The main goal of the present article is to connect recent activities and intervention efforts in personality psychology with psychotherapy process-outcome research. More specifically, we argue that 4 empirically derived common change factors in psychotherapy research might provide some useful heuristic principles for personality change interventions in normal population that do not particularly suffer from personality disorders. We discuss the implications of the use of these principles to change personality traits and suggest some ideas for future research and practice.
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