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1. Foreign Language Teaching Methodology

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Beheydt, L.

Abstract

This discussion is divided into three parts: (1) [native] language acquisition versus [second] language learning, (2) successful language learning, and (3) teaching strategies (grammar-translation, direct, cognitive and cognitive habit-formation). (KM)

Published
1974

2. De 'Recognition Based Vocabulary Test': een nieuwe maat voor perceptieve woordenschat?

Author

Eyckmans, J., Velde, H. Van de, Hout, R.W.N.M. van, Boers, F., Hilligsmann, Ph., Beheydt, L., Degand, L., Godin, P., Vanderlinden, S., Hilligsmann, Ph., Beheydt, L., Degand, L., Godin, P., and Vanderlinden, S.

Subjects
Structure and Variation, De uitspraak van het Standaardnederlands. Regionale, temporele en stilistische variatie in het gesproken Standaard-Nederlands / Variatie en variantie in Vlaanderen en Nederland, Structuur en variatie, GeneralLiterature_REFERENCE(e.g.,dictionaries,encyclopedias,glossaries)
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Published
2005

5. De ontwikkeling van lexicale vaardigheden

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Greidanus, D.T., Beheydt, L., Godin, P., Neven, A., Lamiroy, B., van Belle, W., van der Horst, J., van Langendonck, W., Language, Language, Literature and Communication, and Faculty of Humanities

Published
2001

6. Hoe Vlaams zijn de Vlamingen? Over identiteit, mensen en feiten

Author

Abicht, Ludo, Baeck, L., Bauer, R., Beheydt, L., Vanden Berghe, Y., Bouckaert, B., Claeys, U., Devreese, J., Heremans, D., Mertens, H., De Meulemeester, K., Van de Perre, H., Ponette, E., Renson, R., De Roover, P., Ruys, M., Senelle, R., Storme, Matthias, Vanheeswijck, Guido, and Vanhemelryck, F.

Subjects
Law
Published
2000

7. Uitspraak Nederlands

Author

Kaunzner, Ulrike Adelheid, Beheydt, L., and Dirven, R.

Subjects
ascolto, pronuncia, insegnamento L2
Published
1999

8. De 'Recognition Based Vocabulary Test': een nieuwe maat voor perceptieve woordenschat?

Author

Hilligsmann, Ph., Beheydt, L., Degand, L., Godin, P., Vanderlinden, S., Eyckmans, J., Velde, H. Van de, Hout, R.W.N.M. van, Boers, F., Hilligsmann, Ph., Beheydt, L., Degand, L., Godin, P., Vanderlinden, S., Eyckmans, J., Velde, H. Van de, Hout, R.W.N.M. van, and Boers, F.

Abstract

Contains fulltext : 248462.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)

Published
2005

15. DSM-5 Assessments of the Level of Personality Functioning: Intrapersonal and Interpersonal Functioning.

Author

Beheydt L, Schrijvers D, Sabbe B, Jansen B, De Grave C, and Luyten P

Subjects
Adolescent, Adult, Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, Female, Humans, Inpatients, Male, Middle Aged, Reproducibility of Results, Young Adult, Interpersonal Relations, Personality physiology, Personality Assessment standards, Personality Disorders diagnosis, Personality Inventory standards, Psychiatric Status Rating Scales standards
Abstract

Objective : In DSM-5, Section III, the Level of Personality Functioning (LPF) was proposed as a severity index of personality disorders (PDs), but as it reflects both trait-like (availability) and state-like (accessibility) features, of which, moreover, the relationship with the experience of patients is unclear, we critically examined LPF in patients with general psychopathology. Method : This study compared the validity of the direct Inventory of Personality Organization (IPO), and the indirect Differentiation-Relatedness Scale (DRS) LPF-measure, in relation to measures of intrapersonal and interpersonal functioning. The sample consisted of 70 inpatients with general psychopathology and no primary PDs. Associations of both measures with DSM-PDs were examined, with and without controlling for clinical distress. Results : The IPO was significantly related to age and clinical distress. When controlling for clinical distress, the IPO was still associated with cluster A (odd) and B (erratic) PD features, high levels of self-criticism, conflict in relationships and low levels of adaptive coping strategies. The DRS was only related to the schizotypical PD. Conclusions : In patients with general psychopathology, both the IPO and the DRS, appear to have limitations in measuring LPF. The IPO seems to be prone to state effects, although correlations with PDs remained significant when controlling for clinical distress. The DRS seemed to be more independent from clinical distress but was unexpectedly unrelated to features of personality pathology. DRS reflects availability, while IPO also reflects different degrees of accessibility of LPF in PDs.

Published
2020
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