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Personality Disorders
- Odd
- Paranoid
- pattern of distrust and
suspiciousness that others'
motives are interpreted as
malevolent
- pattern of distrust and
suspiciousness that others'
motives are interpreted as
malevolent
- Schizotypal
- pattern of acute
discomfort in close
relationships, cognitive or
perceptual distortions,
and eccentricities of
behavior
- pattern of acute
discomfort in close
relationships, cognitive or
perceptual distortions,
and eccentricities of
behavior
- Schizoid
- pattern on detachment
from social relationships
and a restricted range of
emotional expression
- pattern on detachment
from social relationships
and a restricted range of
emotional expression
- Paranoid
- Dramatic
- Antisocial
- pattern of disregard for,
and violation of, the rights
of others
- pattern of disregard for,
and violation of, the rights
of others
- Borderline
- pattern of instability in
interpersonal relationships,
self-image, and affects, and
marked impulsivity
- pattern of instability in
interpersonal relationships,
self-image, and affects, and
marked impulsivity
- Histrionic
- pattern of excessive
emotionality and attention
seeking
- pattern of excessive
emotionality and attention
seeking
- Narcissistic
- pattern of grandiosity, need for
admiration, and lack of empathy
- pattern of grandiosity, need for
admiration, and lack of empathy
- Antisocial
- Anxious
- Avoidant
- pattern of social inhibition,
feelings of inadequacy, and
hypersensitivity to negative
evaluation
- pattern of social inhibition,
feelings of inadequacy, and
hypersensitivity to negative
evaluation
- Dependent
- pattern of submissive and
clinging behavior related to an
excessive need to be taken care
of
- pattern of submissive and
clinging behavior related to an
excessive need to be taken care
of
- Obsessive-Compulsive
- pattern of preoccupation
with orderliness,
perfectionism, and control
- pattern of preoccupation
with orderliness,
perfectionism, and control
- Avoidant
- Other
- Personality change due to
another medical condition
- judged to be due to the
direct physiological effects of
a medical condition (i. e.
frontal lobe lesion)
- judged to be due to the
direct physiological effects of
a medical condition (i. e.
frontal lobe lesion)
- Other specified
personality disorder
- meets criteria for a general personality
disorder, but not a specific type, the term
"specified" indicates reasoning for
diagnosis
- meets criteria for a general personality
disorder, but not a specific type, the term
"specified" indicates reasoning for
diagnosis
- Unspecified
personality disorder
- similar to specified, but the clinician
chooses not to specify reasoning, usually
due to insufficient information
- similar to specified, but the clinician
chooses not to specify reasoning, usually
due to insufficient information
- Personality change due to
another medical condition
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