Personality Disorder Definitions and Scenerios

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Someone with this Cluster A personality disorder may believe they have magical powers and dress in absurd ways.

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schizotypal

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Someone with Cluster A personality disorder has difficulty forming relationships and prefers to be alone.

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schizoid

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Someone with this Cluster B personality disorder tends to be pretentious, all-knowing, and a very high sense of their own importance.

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narcissistic

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Someone with Cluster A personality disorder has a pervasive distrust of other people.

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paranoid

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Someone with this Cluster B personality disorder tends to be unstable, struggles with self-image, and fears abandonment.

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borderline

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Someone with this Cluster B personality disorder tends could be described as deceitful, impulsive, and does not respect the rights of others.

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antisocial

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Someone with this Cluster B personality disorder is attention-seeking, dramatic, and emotional.

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histrionic

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Someone with this Cluster C personality disorder has a strong inferiority complex that prevents them from forming relationships out of fear they will be rejected.

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avoidant

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Someone with this Cluster C personality disorder is clingy, submissive, and fears break-ups.

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dependent

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Someone with this Cluster C personality disorder likes schedules, order, and control.

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obsessive-compulsive