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[Split of personality in schizophrenia in traditional interpretation and according to the concept of psychopathologic proportions].

The conventional concept of schizophrenic personality splitting maintains its significant values but needs regard for the considerable changes that have happened within psychology and psychopathology of personality. This concerns mainly the need of giving up the concept of mosaic feature or static symptom and adopting that of dimension and dynamic proportion. Accepting the base of mentioned notions, concerning mainly the described psychopathological proportions has enabled us to notice and measure the dynamic features significant for personality dissociation. This procedure has also afforded possibilities for measuring the opposed features (concentrated on the opposing poles of proportion).