a ISBN 978-600-948960-2

a Original cataloging agency NEU GrandLibrary

a Language code of text/sound track or separate title pre

a Classification number BF698

b Item number .J58 2013

a Personal name Johnson, W. Brad.

h Medium BOOK

a Title Crazy love :

b Remainder of title dealing with your partner's problem personality /

c Statement of responsibility, etc W. Brad Johnson, Kelly Murray ; translated by Mohsen Sadouq.

a Title proper/short title Dealing with your partner's problem personality.

a Title proper/short title عشق دیوانه: برخورد با شخصیت مشکل دار شریک زندگی خود

a Place of publication, distribution, etc Tehran :

b Name of publisher, distributor, etc Persian inscription,

c Date of publication, distribution, etc 2013.

a Extent 337 p. ;

c Dimensions 21 cm.

a General note The language of the book is Persian.

a Summary, etc The scenario is all too common: Girl meets guy (or Guy meets girl). Guy is smart, charming, and maybe even endearing. Girl falls in love. As the relationship progresses Guy's serious personality problems begin to surface. She gets longer and more vivid glimpses of habits and tendencies she didn't notice at first. With about 15% of the adult population suffering from one or more personality disorders — that's over 16 million potential relationship partners, says the National Institutes of Health — finding the right partner and maintaining a healthy love relationship is harder work than we thought! Crazy Love sheds light on the odd but surprisingly common disorders of personality so that readers can become better informed and more careful when entering or continuing a relationship. Johnson and Murray tell us why so many of us are attracted to personality disordered partners, and—most important—they offer strategies for detecting and avoiding such potential disasters. They also recognize the needs of readers who are already in committed relationships with personality-impaired partners, and offer hope in the form of healthy survival strategies and tips for making the relationship more livable.

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Personality

a Topical term or geographic name as entry element Interpersonal relations