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N126-FINAL REV #10

Dobrisky-Personality Disorders

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cluster A personality disorders are odd, eccentric and/or withdrawn
cluster B personality disorders are dramatic, emotional, and/or irratic
cluster C personality disorders are anxious and/or fearful
dependent, OCD and avoidant are in what cluster cluster C
narcissistic, antisocial, borderline and histrionic are in what cluster cluster B
paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal are in what cluster cluster A
looks for hidden meanings, secretive, short temper, difficulty adjusting to change, unforgiving, substance abuse paranoid
split off from society, the loners of the world, flat affect schizoid
superstitious, preoccupied with paranormal phenomena, has social anxiety but no psychosis schizotypal
cutters, stormy relationships, history of being abused borderline
drama queen, flamboyant, dramatic, always the victim histrionic
sociopaths, conduct disorders at young age, excellent liars, cons, manipulators antisocial
egotistic, arrogant, entitled, preoccupied with ideal love, brilliance, beauty narcissistic
clingy, submissive, can't disagree, can't make decisions dependent
withdrawn, few friends but yearns for relationships, very poor self esteem, shyness impedes functional roles avoidant
controlling, inflexible, perfectionist, panics when not perfect, exhausts themselves OCD
grandiose view of self narcissistic
result of trauma dissociative disorder
suddenly leaves dissociate fugue
self mutilation borderline
disregards the rights of others antisocial
initial charm turns cold antisocial
likes solitude shizoid
Created by: Lori Dobrisky
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