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ego systonic

behavior or feeling perceived as natural or compatible parts of the self.

ego dystonic

behavior or feelings that are perceived to be foreign or alien to one's self-identity.

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paranoid personality disorder

characterized by persistent suspiciousness of the motives of others. not delusional.

type of personality disorder characterized by a persistent lack of interest in social relationships, social with draw.

schizoid personality disorder

s.p.d.

personality disorder characterized by eccentricities or oddities of thought and behavior but without clear psychotic features.

schizotypal personality disorder

s.p.d.

type of disorder characterized by a chronic pattern of antisocial and irresponsible behavior and lack of remorse

antisocial personality disorder (psychopathy)

a.p.d.

characteristics of psychopathy

shallow emotions, selfishness, manipulative, lack of empathy

disorder characterized pervasive pattern of instability in relationships, self-image, and mood and lack of control over impulses.

borderline personality disorder

b.p.d.

p.d. characterized by excessive need to be the centre of attention and to receive reassurance, praise, and approval from others

historic personality disorder

h.p.d.

p.d. characterized by the adoption of inflated self-image and demands for constant attention and admiration

narcissistic personality disorder

n.p.d.

cluster A

people who are perceived as odd or eccentric. paranoid,schizoid, and schizotypal

cluster B

people who's behavior is overly dramatic, emotional, or erratic. antisocial, borderline, histrionic, and narcissistic

often prisoners suffer from this disorder

antisocial personality disorder

cluster C

people who often seems anxious or fearful. avoidance, dependent, and obsessive-compulsive

p.d. characterized by avoidance of social relationships due to fears of rejection

avoidance personality disorder

anxious fearful

p.d. characterized by difficulty making independent decisions and by overly dependent behavior

dependent personality disorder

cluster c

p.d. characterized by rigid ways of relating to others, perfectionistic tendencies, lack of spontaneous, excessive attention to detail.

obsessive-compulsive personality disorder

cluster c