One of the major problems with treating people with personality disorders is
a. They rarely identify themselves as needing treatment
b. Research suggests that the disorders are almost entirely based in biology and therefore difficult to treat interpersonally
c. Personality disorders are so rare that there is very little research on their treatment
d. They are extremely unpredictable and difficult to manage in therapy sessions
Question 2
The criminal behavior of those diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder tends to
a. continue to increase throughout the lifespan.
b. increase dramatically at about age 30.
c. decline significantly around age 40.
d. remain stable throughout the lifespan.
In 2006 an Iraqi tribunal convicted Saddam Hussein of murdering his own people and sentenced him to
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