Cluster B: "Dramatic” PDs. Dramatic, emotional, or erratic behavior. Almost impossible to have satisfying ❌.
1. Antisocial PD - 1-3% prevalence, More common in men
Disregard for ❌ norms, ❌ behavior, impulsive, irresponsible, prone to ❌/aggression, deceitful and manipulative, lack of ❌. Evidence of Conduct Disorder before age 15.
+ Psychopathy symptoms (addition to APD): Interpersonal deficits, superficial ❌, grandiosity, social potency, ❌ anxiety, shallow ❌, lack of ❌, guilt, and remorse, inability of form deep relationships, fearlessness
2. Borderline Personality Disorder - 3-4% prevalence, common in ❌
Instability of self-image and relationships - ❌ disturbance, intense interpersonal ❌, idolization vs. devaluation (black/white thinking). Affective instability - Dysphoria and chronic feelings of ❌, extreme emotional response to ❌. Impulsive, unpredictable, and destructive behavior.. ❌ etc.
Biopsychosocial Theory - ❌ could be the cause. ❌ as Tx. (D = dialectal).
3. Histrionic PD.
No research on etiology or treatment. Extremely dramatic, ❌ emotions, ❌-seeking behaviors. Vain, self-centered, and demanding.
4. Narcissistic Personality Disorder - uncommon
Grandiose, need much admiration. ❌ of empathy. Seldom interested in feelings of others. Expect constant ❌ from those around them. Association with superiority. Exaggerate achievements, appear arrogant/haughty. Causes? Psychodynamic theory = ❌ parents. Behavioral and cognitive theorists = too much ❌.
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relationships
relationships
clinical settings and women
clinical settings and women
anger/violence, substance abuse,
anger/violence, substance abuse,
invalidating childhood environments
invalidating childhood environments
attention and admiration
attention and admiration
cold, rejecting
cold, rejecting
positive reinforcement
positive reinforcement