The Paranoid Personality Disorder

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Personality is the combo of characteristics or qualities, defines the way individuals act. Paranoid Personality Disorder involves odd and eccentric ways of thinking. Individuals who suffer from this disorder also suffer from extreme paranoia. Paranoia can be numerous things such as; unwanted jealousy, extreme mistrust, exaggerated self-importance. Individuals who suffer from this disorder tend to be violent, this disorder can last a lifetime.

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