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The personality disorders represent a mix of long-standing personal dispositions and Multiple Choice behavior patterns in identity and interpersonal relationships. cognitions about the social environment. delusions about an individual’s identity. hallucinations about physical and psychological phenomena. It is the hope of clinicians who hold the ______ that additional research on personality disorders will yield more information not only about the disorders themselves, but also a richer appreciation for the multiple factors that contribute to normal personality growth and change throughout the lifespan. Multiple Choice biological perspective social perspective cognitive perspective biopsychosocial perspective The Cluster A personality disorders are Multiple Choice schizoid, schizotypal, paranoid. antisocial, borderline, narcissistic. schizoid, antisocial, histrionic. histrionic, schizotypal, avoidant. Which disorders comprise Cluster B? Multiple Choice histrionic, narcissistic, dependent, avoidant avoidant, dependent, obsessive-compulsive dependent, antisocial, avoidant, borderline histrionic, narcissistic, borderline, antisocial The common element of the Cluster C (obsessive-compulsive, avoidant, and dependent) personality disorders is Multiple Choice restricted expression of affect. anxious and fearful behavior. impulsivity. emotional liability.

The maladaptive, inflexible patterns of behavior and inner experience characteristic of a personality disorder must be evident in at least two of following areas: affectivity, interpersonal functioning, impulse control, and Multiple Choice emotion regulation. social awareness. cognition. distress. Due to the criticisms by clinicians of the current categorical system used to diagnose personality disorders, the authors of the DSM-5-TR included a ____ rating system on a trial basis in the current edition. Multiple Choice continuum dimensional diagnostic cluster Bert is extremely suspicious of other people and has trouble maintaining relationships with friends and family due to his inability to trust other people. He is very confrontational and does not accept that his suspicions might be inaccurate. Bert would most likely be diagnosed with Multiple Choice narcissistic personality disorder. borderline personality disorder. schizoid personality disorder. paranoid personality disorder. Individuals with _______ have odd or magical beliefs about the world and are very eccentric in their behavior. Multiple Choice schizoid personality disorder schizoptypal personality disorder narcissistic personality disorder paranoid personality disorder Dev prefers to be alone and has never sought out an intimate relationship. He avoids his family and is indifferent to their pleas for contact with him. Dev would most likely be diagnosed with Multiple Choice paranoid personality disorder. narcissistic personality disorder. schizoid personality disorder. schizoptypal personality disorder.

Individuals who have been diagnosed with schizotypal personality disorder tend to be high on the personality trait known as Multiple Choice openness to experience. agreeableness. extraversion. neuroticism. Eccentricity, peculiar communication, and poor social adaptation are characteristics of individuals Multiple Choice on the psychosis spectrum. with schizophrenic personality disorder. on the antisocial spectrum. with paranoid personality disorder. Avoidant personality disorder is sometimes viewed as an extreme form of Multiple Choice dysthymic disorder. obsessive-compulsive disorder. dependent personality disorder. social anxiety disorder. People with ______ define themselves as lacking in social skills and having no desirable qualities that would make others want to be with them. Multiple Choice antisocial personality disorder avoidant personality disorder narcissistic personality disorder borderline personality disorder People with _____ personality disorder avoid social and sexual relationships because they prefer to be solitary; people with _____ personality disorder avoid social and sexual relationships because they fear rejection and ridicule. Multiple Choice antisocial; avoidant schizoid; avoidant schizoid; antisocial avoidant; schizoid

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Thelma clings to her friends and is unable to make even simple decisions without their input and approval. She has significant difficulty maintaining friendships despite the fact that she goes to extremes in an attempt to maintain these relationships. With which disorder would Thelma most likely be diagnosed? Multiple Choice schizoid personality disorder dependent personality disorder narcissistic personality disorder histrionic personality disorder Which theoretical framework proposes that obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is the result of a problematic way of viewing the self? Multiple Choice psychodynamic cognitive sociocultural evolutionary The terms compulsive and obsessive, used for people diagnosed with obsessive-compulsive personality disorder, often refer to a tendency for individuals with this disorder to be Multiple Choice driven and morally righteous. rigid and perfectionistic. flexible and thoughtful. ritualistic and reliable. Freud believed that people with an obsessive-compulsive personality style have not progressed from the ______ of psychosexual development. Multiple Choice anal stage genital stage oral stage phallic stage

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