Personality disorders are defined as:
a) Maladaptive behaviour that consistently violates the rights of others.
b) Inflexible patterns of behaviour which impair social and occupational functioning.
c) Any psychological disorder having an onset before age 12 and recurring at least three times during adult life.
d) A chronic pattern of extreme instability in relationships, mood, and self-image.
Question 2
DePrince and Freyed (2004 ) tested high and low dissociators in a direct forgetting paradigm. Their results showed that:
a) High dissociation was associated with impaired memory for all types of words
b) High dissociation was associated with above normal recall for positive words
c) High dissociation was associated with above normal recall for negative words
d) High dissociation was associated with impaired memory for trauma-related words
Drugs used to treat respiratory disorders.
Major Diagnostic Categories of Mental Disorders
Five Factors of Personality and the Traits they Include
Review of Stages of Personality, Morality, and Faith Development
Some common eye disorders. (C) Stye.