. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Jul 21.

Published in final edited form as: J Abnorm Psychol. 2013 Nov;122(4):1057–1069. doi: 10.1037/a0034878

Table 5.

Regression of SCID-II PDs on DSM-5 specified and unspecified Traits

	CR-count	CR-remaining traits	PID-count	PID-remaining traits

	Adjusted R²	Change in Adjusted R²	Adjusted R²	Change in Adjusted R²
Paranoid	.45^*	.07	.49^*	.00
Schizoid	.44^*	.02	.39^*	.09
Schizotypal	.48^*	.02	.41^*	.02
*Mean*	.46	.04	.43	.04
Antisocial	.69^*	.03	.44^*	.01
Borderline	.65^*	.01	.49^*	.06
Histrionic	.45^*	.00	.24^*	.04
Narcissistic	.35	.08	.29^*	.03
*Mean*	.54	.03	.37	.04
Avoidant	.32	.20^*	.35^*	.08
Dependent	.36	.03	.34^*	.04
Obsessive-	.33	.00	.27^*	.08
Compulsive
*Mean*	.34	.08	.32	.07

Note:

p≤.01; CR = clinician-rated; PID = Personality Inventory for DSM-5 (self-report). At step 1, the traits specified by the DSM-5 PPD Work Group for each PD were entered. At step 2, the remaining traits were entered.