Evaluating the Co morbidity of Major Depression Disorder and Personality Disorder in 81-06 Year Old Women Referring to Outpatient Clinics

Considering the importance of co morbid surveys for personality disorders in patients with major depression disorder, the objective of this study is to evaluate the co morbidity and relationship of major depression severity and personality disorders. In this descriptive-analytic study the sample included 89 subjects chosen though convenience sampling. The degree of severity for depression was determined with the Beck Depression Inventory (BDI) and personality traits were evaluated using Millon Clinical Multiaxial Inventory. Data was analyzed using descriptive statistics, Pearson correlation test, Chi-square test and T test. Results showed that personality disorder and major depression are %16 co morbid and the highest rate of co morbidity is for depressive, negativistic, dependant, histrionic and borderline personality disorders. Also the correlation between severity of depression and schizoid, depressive, dependant, antisocial, negativistic, schizotypal personality traits and anxiety, somatoform, manic, posttraumatic stress and thought disorder clinical syndromes is significant at 9091

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Co morbidity ، major depression ، personality disorders