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mw22v408425	Stephanie Anne Ellickson-Larew	Dissociation as a Cross-Cutting Dimension: Relations with Affectivity, Personality, and Psychopathology	2014		.txt	text/plain	233	7	4	At the multivariate level, Depersonalization/Derealization was adaptive for normal-range personality, yet related to several maladaptive personality traits and uniquely predicted psychotic disorder; Fantasy was adaptive via positive affectivity and extraversion, yet predicted antagonistic maladaptive traits and uniquely predicted manic episodes. Overall dissociation and Memory Disturbances were found to be cross-cutting symptom dimensions, at both the bivariate and multivariate levels; for example, it was related to low positive affectivity and high negative affectivity; Neuroticism (strongly), most maladaptive personality traits, and virtually all diagnoses (including internalizing, externalizing, and oddity).	cache/mw22v408425.txt	txt/mw22v408425.txt