THE PERSONALITY CONTINUUM

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THE PERSONALITY CONTINUUM

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM INTERPERSONAL ACHIEVEMENT IN PERSONALITY DEVELOPMENT Sexual intercourse culminating in orgasm and the subjective experience of transcendence in an intimate interpersonal relationship form a new common social boundary around the couple, connecting past, present, and future Full integration of satisfying genital sexual activity into an interpersonal relationship by resolving the oedipal situation Accept another person, and oneself, as both good and bad, and therefore, a whole and more realistic person Recognize oneself as separate from other Oneself same as other LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM INTERNAL OBJECT RELATIONS Internalization of a value system shared with another person that transcends self interest Depersonification, individuation, reshaping to resemble real person Integration of whole object relations Self differentiated from object, modified and more diversified affect, internalization of the role aspects of interpersonal relationships Self undifferentiated from object, intense and overwhelming positive or negative affect LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC INTRAPSYCHIC STRUCTURAL FORMATION Protective superego Continuous internalization of more realistic interpersonal relationships through selective, partial, and sublimatory identifications, including a complementary sexual identification in harmony with individual identity formation Ego identity and Prohibitive superego Multiple good and bad selves and objects, part-object relations internalized through identification, Punitive superego Separate all-good and all-bad objects internalized through introjection

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM PREDOMINANT DEFENSES A range of mature defenses, humor, sublimation, altruism, anticipation, and suppression Repression, intellectualization (isolation, obsessive behavior, undoing, rationalization), reaction formation, displacement (conversion, phobias, wit), dissociation (neurotic denial) Splitting, denial, projection (projective identification), fantasy (schizoid withdrawal, denial through fantasy) hypochondriasis, passive-aggressive behavior, acting out Denial of external reality, distortion, delusional projection LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC INTIMACY Second precondition for intimacy: The capacity to remain in love First precondition for intimacy: The capacity to fall in love

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM PREFERRED PATTERNING OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC PREFERRED PATTERNING OF SEXUAL BEHAVIOR Passion in an intimate interpersonal relationship, intimacy makes sexual relations satisfying Failure to achieve preferred pattern of genital sexual activity is an all-absorbing and all-frustrating preoccupation Polymorphous perverse sexual behavior, predatory sexual behavior, intense transitory infatuations mainly with body parts and not the whole person Sexual behavior unusual for the person

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC HUMAN CAPACITY Capacity for commitment and a future orientation Self reliance, the capacity for foresight and to plan realistically for the future, trustworthy, the capacity for genuine insight and the urge to change in meaningful ways, the capacity to remain in love and form intimate interpersonal relationships The capacity for concern for another person and oneself, the capacity to experience guilt for violating the more realistic parental prohibitions and demands internalized in the prohibitive superego, and the capacity to fall in love The capacity for rage, jealousy and possessiveness, envy and materialism, shame and remorse, mistrustful, the ruthless exploitation of others, varying degrees of immature dependence, and the incapacity to depend on another person Absence of capacity for reality testing

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM GENERAL PATTERN OF HUMAN BEHAVIOR Stable and consistent Consistent under ordinary functioning, but lacking stability under extraordinary functioning Chaotic pattern of alternating and contradictory behavior Changing and capricious LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC PATTERN OF CONSUMER BEHAVIOR Rational consumer with a transitive preference ordering making consistent choices Neurotic consumer is indecisive, ambivalent, inhibited by feelings of guilt, and racked by cognitive dissonance Compulsive and more extreme addictive consumer behavior, the dark side of consumer behavior Irrational consumer

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC PATTERN OF CONSUMPTION BEHAVIOR Dynamic pattern of consumption behavior that can be modeled over time Self control, delay of gratification, everything in moderation Continuous striving for consistent self control, backsliding, use of precommitment devices to control behavior Constant struggle with self control, selective lack of impulse control, crude gratification of impulses, bingeing behavior, greed, hoarding, myopic consumption behavior, present orientation, hyperbolic discounting, ultimately self destructive Consumption behavior that goes beyond the bounds of reality

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM PATTERN OF SHOPPING BEHAVIOR Prudent Shoppers carefully plan their shopping activities, spend less than they earn, and save for future purchases they cannot afford in the present Neurotic Shoppers spend an excessive amount of time shopping for the perfect purchase, exhausting anyone who shops with them, often not buying anything, and when a purchase is made, it is sometimes returned. They typically spend money they have and do not impair family and social relationships Compulsive Buyers are driven by severe anxiety to spend money they do not have on things they do not need in repetitive buying binges and then hide their purchases away often in the original packaging with the price tags left on. The shopping behavior impairs family, social and professional relationships, and results in serious financial problems Manic Spenders engage in episodic spectacular spending sprees that result in serious financial and legal problems, severely impair family, social, and professional relationships and sometimes result in hospitalization or incarceration LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM INDIVIDUAL PURSUIT OF SELF INTEREST The individual pursuit of self interest informed by a value system The individual pursuit of self interest with the capacity for sympathy and within the moral system of society The selfish pursuit of individual self interest The irrational pursuit of individual self interest LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC PREDICTABILITY Predictable Predictable under ordinary functioning, regression to earlier patterns of behavior under extraordinary functioning Depending on the interpersonal situation, oscillating, either/or behavior, as if the person had two selves Unpredictable

PERSONALITY CONTINUUM LEVEL NORMAL NEUROTIC PRIMITIVE PSYCHOTIC PERSONALITY ORGANIZATIONS Normal Depressive Dependent Avoidant Obsessive Histrionic Paranoid Borderline Narcissistic Antisocial Schizoid Bipolar Disorder Schizophrenia