An alternative model for personality disorders is described in Section iii of the DSM-5. It emphasises the introduction of new measurements and models to help clinicians evaluate patients.
In Section III, new models and measurements are introduced to help doctors evaluate patients. An alternate paradigm for diagnosing personality disorders, assessment tools, advice on cultural formulation, and conditions for additional research are all included in this section of the guidebook.
Positive affectivity, detachment, antagonism, disinhibition, and psychoticism are the five personality trait domains that make up The Alternative Model's description of pathological personality. These domains correspond to the pathological "poles" of the well-known and widely accepted five-factor model of personality.
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