More and more psychologists are taking a dimensional approach to personality disorders. There are two dimensional systems, the ICD-11, and the DSM-V alternative. Please 1) label and 2) describe the five dimensions a psychologist would use if they were using the DSM-V alternative system.

More and more psychologists are taking a dimensional approach to personality disorders. There are two dimensional systems, the ICD-11, and the DSM-V alternative. Please 1) label and 2) describe the five dimensions a psychologist would use if they were using the DSM-V alternative system.

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