Is Personality Related to Social Well-Being?: Associations of Social Health and Interpersonal Functioning Measures with Personality Pathology Dimensions

This study analyzes relationships between pathological personality trait domains and various aspects of social/interpersonal functioning. Results indicate all personality domains were associated with three or more social health/interpersonal variables, with detachment having the most and strongest associations and antagonism counterintuitively being positively associated with some social health variables.