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Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy|April 21, 2020
Examining the relationship between object relations and interpersonal distress in a clinical sampleLylli Cain, Mark HilsenrothPsychotherapy (Chicago, Ill.)|February 4, 2021
How are expert therapists similar, different, and integrative in the treatment of borderline personality disorder?Taylor Groth, Mark Hilsenroth, Kate McMillen, et al.Clinical Psychology & Psychotherapy|December 13, 2016
Assessing Anaclitic and Introjective Characteristics Using the SWAP-200 Q-Sort: Concurrent Validity with the Inventory of Interpersonal Problems Circumplex ScalesRacheli Miller, Mark HilsenrothJournal of Eating Disorders|January 16, 2026
Psychometric characteristics of DSM-5 eating disorder diagnostic criteria: support for a transdiagnostic approachEvangeline Giannopoulos, Mark HilsenrothResearch in Psychotherapy (Milano)|September 11, 2020
You really are too kind: implications regarding friendly submissiveness in trainee therapistsLylli Cain, Hana Perkey, Sabina Widner, et al.Journal of Personality Assessment|April 1, 2005
Assessment of combat-related stress and physical symptoms of Gulf War veterans: criterion validity of selected hand test variablesMark Hilsenroth, Linda Arsenault, Patrick SloanPersonality Disorders|August 25, 2017
Patient SWAP-200 personality dimensions and FFM traits: Do they predict therapist responses?Annalisa Tanzilli, Vittorio Lingiardi, Mark HilsenrothBulletin of the Menninger Clinic|September 24, 2014
Object representation quality, therapeutic alliance, and psychotherapy processAvihay Sanders, Mark Hilsenroth, J Christopher FowlerThe Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease|April 15, 2014
Psychodynamic techniques related to outcome for anxiety disorder patients at different points in treatmentSeth Pitman, Jenelle Slavin-Mulford, Mark HilsenrothPsychological Assessment|June 15, 2007
Relationship between clinician assessment and self-assessment of personality disorders using the SWAP-200 and PAIRebekah Bradley, Mark Hilsenroth, Clifford Guarnaccia, et al.Pageof 2