clingy in relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
give up control to others (AAPR, intake, CE)
passive-receptive wishes (AAPR, intake, CE)
forgoes independent gratifications (AAPR, intake, CE)
anxious about losing relationships (APPR, intake, CE)
great fear of rejection and abandonment (AAPR, intake, CE)
little sense of self (AAPR, intake, CE)
cannot take risks that might lead to loss of relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
difficult to experience intrinsic satisfaction (AAPR, intake, CE)
relies on others for validation (AAPR, intake, CE)
relies on an esteemed other (AAPR, intake, CE)
fears the loss of approval (AAPR, intake, CE)
rejection leads to loss of self-esteem (AAPR, intake, CE)
feelings of helplessness are common (AAPR, intake, CE)
idealizes significant others (AAPR, intake, CE)
avoids sexual, competitive feelings (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for excessive dependency (AAPR, intake, CE)
feelings are intense and alternate between pos and neg (AAPR, intake, CE)
frequently suicidal (AAPR, intake, CE)
interpersonal relationships are ambivalent (AAPR, intake, CE)
strong yearnings for love and support (AAPR, intake, CE)
little capacity for delay of gratification (AAPR, intake, CE)
manipulative in relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
experiences anger over real and perceived deprivation (AAPR, intake, CE)
incapable of maintaining stable interpersonal attachments (AAPR, intake, CE)
hypomanic search for objects of comfort (AAPR, intake, CE)
thinks in all-or-none terms (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for borderline/ambivalent (AAPR, intake, CE)
takes care-giving role in relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
picks lame ducks (AAPR, intake, CE)
insists on providing help (AAPR, intake, CE)
feels it is easier to give than receive help (AAPR, intake, CE)
occasionally resentful about giving help (AAPR, intake, CE)
plays the role of the martyr (AAPR, intake, CE)
career around care-giving (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for compulsive care-giving (AAPR, intake, CE)
thinking is analytic, critical, and precise (AAPR, intake, CE)
intellectual processes are overvalued (AAPR, intake, CE)
concerned with work and productivity (AAPR, intake, CE)
rigid in most aspects of life (AAPR, intake, CE)
tends to be moralistic (AAPR, intake, CE)
tends to be perfectionistic (AAPR, intake, CE)
driven to perform but no satisfaction from it (AAPR, intake, CE)
tends to be an overachiever (AAPR, intake, CE)
keeps a stiff upper lip in the face of stress (AAPR, intake, CE)
displays little spontaneity (AAPR, intake, CE)
emphasizes self-control (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for obsessive-compulsive features (AAPR, intake, CE)
keeps options open rather than makes commitments (AAPR, intake, CE)
maintains strong personal boundaries (AAPR, intake, CE)
sense of well-being is dependent on autonomy (AAPR, intake, CE)
pessimistic about being cared for by others (AAPR, intake, CE)
insists on being self-sufficient (AAPR, intake, CE)
disclaims a desire for close relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
avoids close relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
believes s/he will be trapped in a relationship (AAPR, intake, CE)
exaggerated struggles to establish self-control (AAPR, intake, CE)
tends to be claustrophobic (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for defensive separation (AAPR, intake, CE)
uninfluenced by external feedback (AAPR, intake, CE)
oblivious to effects of actions on others (AAPR, intake, CE)
focuses on getting positive results (AAPR, intake, CE)
less concerned than others about death (AAPR, intake, CE)
tends to be antisocial and delinquent (AAPR, intake, CE)
dislikes being held back, blocked, or deterred (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for emotional detachment (AAPR, intake, CE)
comfortable being with people and alone (AAPR, intake, CE)
able to depend on others (AAPR, intake, CE)
good sense of his/her identity (AAPR, intake, CE)
relationships are meaningful and satisfying (AAPR, intake, CE)
relatively unconflicted about relationships (AAPR, intake, CE)
portrays relationships optimistically (AAPR, intake, CE)
confident that others will be there (AAPR, intake, CE)
global rating for secure attachment (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 1 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 2 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 3 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 4 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 5 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 6 (AAPR, intake, CE)
rank order 7 (AAPR, intake, CE)
clingy in relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
give up control to others (AAPR, intake, consensus)
passive-reconsensusptive wishes (AAPR, intake, consensus)
forgoes independent gratifications (AAPR, intake, consensus)
anxious about losing relationships (APPR, intake, consensus)
great fear of rejection and abandonment (AAPR, intake, consensus)
little sense of self (AAPR, intake, consensus)
cannot take risks that might lead to loss of relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
difficult to experienconsensus intrinsic satisfaction (AAPR, intake, consensus)
relies on others for validation (AAPR, intake, consensus)
relies on an esteemed other (AAPR, intake, consensus)
fears the loss of approval (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rejection leads to loss of self-esteem (AAPR, intake, consensus)
feelings of helplessness are common (AAPR, intake, consensus)
idealizes significant others (AAPR, intake, consensus)
avoids sexual, competitive feelings (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for exconsensusssive dependency (AAPR, intake, consensus)
feelings are intense and alternate between pos and neg (AAPR, intake, consensus)
frequently suicidal (AAPR, intake, consensus)
interpersonal relationships are ambivalent (AAPR, intake, consensus)
strong yearnings for love and support (AAPR, intake, consensus)
little capacity for delay of gratification (AAPR, intake, consensus)
manipulative in relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
experienconsensuss anger over real and perconsensusived deprivation (AAPR, intake, consensus)
incapable of maintaining stable interpersonal attachments (AAPR, intake, consensus)
hypomanic search for objects of comfort (AAPR, intake, consensus)
thinks in all-or-none terms (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for borderline/ambivalent (AAPR, intake, consensus)
takes care-giving role in relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
picks lame ducks (AAPR, intake, consensus)
insists on providing help (AAPR, intake, consensus)
feels it is easier to give than reconsensusive help (AAPR, intake, consensus)
occasionally resentful about giving help (AAPR, intake, consensus)
plays the role of the martyr (AAPR, intake, consensus)
career around care-giving (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for compulsive care-giving (AAPR, intake, consensus)
thinking is analytic, critical, and precise (AAPR, intake, consensus)
intellectual proconsensussses are overvalued (AAPR, intake, consensus)
conconsensusrned with work and productivity (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rigid in most aspects of life (AAPR, intake, consensus)
tends to be moralistic (AAPR, intake, consensus)
tends to be perfectionistic (AAPR, intake, consensus)
driven to perform but no satisfaction from it (AAPR, intake, consensus)
tends to be an overachiever (AAPR, intake, consensus)
keeps a stiff upper lip in the faconsensus of stress (AAPR, intake, consensus)
displays little spontaneity (AAPR, intake, consensus)
emphasizes self-control (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for obsessive-compulsive features (AAPR, intake, consensus)
keeps options open rather than makes commitments (AAPR, intake, consensus)
maintains strong personal boundaries (AAPR, intake, consensus)
sense of well-being is dependent on autonomy (AAPR, intake, consensus)
pessimistic about being cared for by others (AAPR, intake, consensus)
insists on being self-sufficient (AAPR, intake, consensus)
disclaims a desire for close relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
avoids close relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
believes s/he will be trapped in a relationship (AAPR, intake, consensus)
exaggerated struggles to establish self-control (AAPR, intake, consensus)
tends to be claustrophobic (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for defensive separation (AAPR, intake, consensus)
uninfluenconsensusd by external feedback (AAPR, intake, consensus)
oblivious to effects of actions on others (AAPR, intake, consensus)
focuses on getting positive results (AAPR, intake, consensus)
less conconsensusrned than others about death (AAPR, intake, consensus)
tends to be antisocial and delinquent (AAPR, intake, consensus)
dislikes being held back, blocked, or deterred (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for emotional detachment (AAPR, intake, consensus)
comfortable being with people and alone (AAPR, intake, consensus)
able to depend on others (AAPR, intake, consensus)
good sense of his/her identity (AAPR, intake, consensus)
relationships are meaningful and satisfying (AAPR, intake, consensus)
relatively unconflicted about relationships (AAPR, intake, consensus)
portrays relationships optimistically (AAPR, intake, consensus)
confident that others will be there (AAPR, intake, consensus)
global rating for secure attachment (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 1 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 2 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 3 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 4 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 5 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 6 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
rank order 7 (AAPR, intake, consensus)
Scoring: Prototype 1- Excessive Dependency (AAPR, intake, scoring)
Scoring: Prototype 2- Borderline Features (AAPR, intake, scoring)
Scoring: Prototype 3- Compulsive Caregiving (AAPR, intake, scoring)
Scoring: Prototype 4- Obsessive-Compulsive/Rigid Controlling (AAPR, intake, scoring)
Scoring: Prototype 5- Defensive Separation (AAPR, intake, scoring)
Scoring: Prototype 6- Emotional Detachment (AAPR, intake, scoring)