Personality disorders by clusters

This is a brief video on personality disorders listed by clusters A, B, and C.
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Personality disorders by clusters
Cluster C: “worried,” anxious, fearful
Avoidant: social inhibition and inadequacy; intense fear or rejection; extreme sensitivity to negative evaluation; but desire companionship
Dependant: psychological need to be cared for by other people; poor confidence; need others to take care, make decisions; fear of being alone
Obsessive-compulsive: rigid conformity to rules, perfectionism, control, inflexibility, orderliness; to the point of satisfaction (egosyntonic) and exclusion of leisurely activities and friendships; successful professionally but not socially
Cluster B: “wild,” dramatic, emotional
Antisocial: disregard for and violation of the rights of others, lack of empathy, bloated self-image, impulsive behavior; break rules/laws; understand social cues → manipulative; often criminals; socio/psychopaths; conduct disorder is precursor in less than 18 y/o
Borderline: abrupt mood swings, unstable relationships, self-image, identity, behavior and affect, often leading to self-harm and impulsivity; often experience splitting; physical, emotional, and sexual abuse in childhood; treated with dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT)
Histrionic: attention-seeking behavior and excessive emotions; provocative, flamboyant, extroverted, sexually inappropriate; can’t form long-lasting, meaningful relationships
Narcissistic: grandiosity, superiority, inflated ego, entitled, need for admiration; perceived or real lack of empathy, exploit others, criticize others; often have underlying low self-esteem
Cluster A: “weird,” odd, eccentric
Paranoid: irrational suspicion and mistrust of others, interpreting motivations as malevolent; often accusatory without evidence; blame problems on others; pathologically jealous
Schizoid: prefer to be alone; lack of interest and detachment from social relationships, apathy, and restricted emotional expression; voluntary social withdrawal and isolation; reclusive, quiet, unsociable
Schizotypal: odd, eccentric thoughts and behavior; magical thinking, peculiar appearance; pattern of extreme discomfort interacting socially, and distorted cognitions and perceptions
en.wikipedia.org/
wiki/Personality_disorder

[@Rawan-zg7fd]

our professor once told us that an example of OCPD is monica's personality from "Friends" and that helped a lot in terms of relating the symptoms to this type of personality disorder. Thanks for the video!

[@infoharvester]

I’ve been looking for this type of channel, and I mean LOOKING for years... what a lovely bit of serendipity 😌 this format suits me A global/snapshot before getting stuck in.

[@detroitMC313]

Love it. This should be taught in middle school, then again in high school, then again in college.

[@robertrochester3797]

It’s odd hearing people describe my own personalities

[@BlueInk912]

😅🤣😅💐

[@Tracks777]

Fantastic video! Keep it up!

[@Freeduradura]

Thank you for putting this together.

[@xGodzAssassin]

think the reason antisocial personality disorder is conduct disorder before the age of 18 is because you cant have a personality disorder before the age of 18 because peoples personalities are so fluid before this age?

[@eliana6474]

Excellent work 👏 ty!

[@Tracks777]

Goob job! :) Keep it up!

[@KA-jy7ty]

Thanks alot

[@shivawilson4786]

These videos are great for a review before exams. Thank you!

[@Maz-zb9uf]

Really marylin Moreno I think men felt the want to control her when they couldn't they labelled her with personality disorder.

[@karl2624]

yes she was actually pretty intelligent

[@Maz-zb9uf]

@@karl2624 yes lot of people misjudge her because she was a blonde bombshell

[@helen1552]

@@karl2624 not sure what intelligence has to do with it?
I'd say she certainly appeared to display character traits of a few Cluster B disorders
I'm in 2 minds whether I would personally class any PD as a mental illness though. I think it's just embedded maladaptive coping mechanisms. I use the word 'just' lightly!

[@Dave-if5qj]

More borderline IMO

[@deerinheadlights9784]

Thank you!

[@boomgyuchoi1670]

THANKYOU 😭🤩🤩

[@medicmandan2554]

Amazing video, thank you

[@himangshugogoi4273]

sheldon cooper has ocpd?

[@hemprope4326]

Skeezotypal