Comparing hierarchical models of personality pathology

Murder in the Arboretum: Comparing Character Models to Personality Models

Interactive Narrative often involves dialogue with virtual dramatic characters. In this paper we compare two kinds of models of character style: one based on models derived from the Big Five theory personality, and the other derived from a corpus-based method applied to characters and films from the IMSDb archive. We apply these models to character utterances for a pilot narrative-based outdoor...

Pathology of Fulfillment of Offenders' Corrective-Therapeutic Goals through Personality Records (Personality File) in Criminal Proceedings

One of the important innovations of the 1392 criminal Procedure Code (Reformed in 1394) is the recognition of a person's case file; the implementation of which in the criminal prosecution process reveals the deep link between law and medical science. Looking at the legal material in the case file, one can conclude that the purpose of the victim's correction and treatment, especially in the proc...

Assessing adolescent personality pathology.

BACKGROUND Personality pathology constitutes a major form of psychopathology in adolescents. AIMS To examine the reliability and validity of a Q-sort instrument for assessing adolescent personality pathology designed for clinically experienced informants. METHOD A sample of 294 randomly selected psychiatrists and psychologists each provided data on a current patient, aged 14-18 years. Clini...

Comparing Hierarchical Models for Spatio - temporallyMisaligned Data using the DIC

Bayes and empirical Bayes methods have proven eeective in smoothing crude maps of disease risk, eliminating the instability of estimates in low-population areas while maintaining overall geographic trends and patterns. Recent work extends these methods to the analysis of areal data which are spatially misaligned, i.e., involving variables (typically counts or rates) which are ag-gregated over d...

Comparing Brand Personality Measures: