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Personality Disorders Extreme patterns of thinking, feeling, and behaving that are different from a person’s culture

Types of PD’s Begin early in life and generally do not change Cause significant problems in life and personal distress Cluster A = suspicious Cluster B = emotional and impulsive Cluster C = anxious

Suspicious: Paranoid suspicious, feel others are against them sensitive to rejection and hold grudges see hidden messages in other's comments appear cold and serious How might this person react to being randomly pulled over by the police?

Suspicious: Schizoid emotionally cold prefer own company, loners no need for friends, sex have fantasy world Question: Why wouldn't this person feel lonely?

Suspicious: Schizotypal odd ideas, magical thinking difficulties with thinking lack of emotion. may see or hear strange things a distant cousin of schizophrenia Question: What would you guess that magical thinking is?

Emotional: AntiSocial no care for feelings of other easily frustrated and aggressive avoid intimacy – relationship are only for self gain.

Psychopathy: Antisocial lack of feeling for others - no remorse use and manipulate other people Human Predators No conscience early behavior problems Questions: What early behavioral Problems might there be?

Emotional: Borderline emotionally unstable impulsive low self-worth everything is “good” or “bad” intense, unstable relationships self-harm Question: Why do you think this type of person is prone to slashing?

Emotional: Histrionic over dramatic and self-centred show strong emotions which change and don’t last crave new things, excitement. attention seeking- seeks reassurance very seductive - "the life of the party"

Emotional: Narcissistic strong sense of self-importance dream of power,success crave attention of others, no warm feelings in return exploits and manipulates others exaggerates/lies about accomplishments sensitive to criticism

Anxious: Obsessive-Compulsive worry, doubt perfectionist - rigid - workaholic worry about doing wrong thing high moral standards - judgmental of others obsessed with trivial details humorless Question: Why would this person be so quick to judge others?

Anxious: Avoidant anxious, tense insecure, feelings of inferiority have to be liked, accepted sensitive to criticism. scared of social situations, but lonely Question: What kind of early trauma might have resulted in this disorder?

Anxious: Dependent passive - rely on others to make decisions feel incompetent feel abandoned by others submissive, clingy behavior fear of separation Why might this type of person have problems with relationships?