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How fluid is personality? i.e. can someone change his or her personality?
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Generally not: Mostly personality remains the same throughout life. While personality is generally stable, there are intensive treatment approaches that can help with personality disorders. Dbt can help with borderline pd. Fixed role therapy can be used to shake up certain personality constructs.
Answered 5/15/2016
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