Personality DO

Question 1

Diagnosed in children and can eventually lead to incarceration

Answer 1

Conduct disorder

Question 2

Precursor to antisocial personality disorder in adults.

Repeatedly violates social norms and rights of others (bullies, tortures animals, steals/destroys property)

Answer 2

Conduct disorder.

Question 3

Negative, hostile, and defiant attitude toward authority figures for 6 or more months

Answer 3

Oppositional defiant disorder

Question 4

Do parent training, family therapy, and CBT

Answer 4

Oppositional defiant disorder

Question 5

Treatment for conduct disorder is

Answer 5

Behavioral therapy

Question 6

Paranoid, schizoid, schizotypal

Answer 6

Cluster A (weird)

Question 7

Borderline, histrionic, narcissistic, antisocial

Answer 7

Cluster B (wild)

Question 8

Obsessive compulsive, avoidant, dependent

Answer 8

Cluster C (wimpy)

Question 9

Distrustful and suspicious. Thinks others are malicious. Don’t trust doctors and rarely seek medical attention

Answer 9

Paranoid

Question 10

Isolated and detached loners. Happy not having relations. Restricted emotional expression.

Answer 10

Schizoid

Question 11

Avoid humor with these patients and maintain emotional distance. Be clear, honest, non-controlling, and non-defensive

Answer 11

Schizoid

Question 12

Odd behavior and appearance. Cognitive and perceptual distortions. Magical thinking and ideas

Answer 12

Schizotypal

Question 13

Unstable mood and relationships. Feelings of emptiness. Impulsive. History of suicidal ideation or self harm

Answer 13

Borderline

Question 14

Excessively emotional or attention seeking. Sexually provocative

Answer 14

Histrionic

Question 15

Grandiose. Need admiration. Sense of entitlement. Lacks empathy

Answer 15

Narcissistic

Question 16

Violates rights of others, social norms, and laws. Impulsive and lacks remorse. May have criminal history. Begins in childhood as conduct disorder

Answer 16

Antisocial

Question 17

Treat these patients by being firm (sticking to treatment plan), being fair (do not be derogatory), and being consistent (do not change the rules)

Answer 17

Cluster B (borderline, narcissistic, histrionic, and antisocial)

Question 18

Preoccupied with perfectionism, order, and control. Have inflexible morals and values

Answer 18

Obsessive compulsive

Question 19

Socially inhibited. Sensitive to rejection. Fear of being disliked or ridiculed.

Answer 19

Avoidant

Question 20

Submissive, clingy, need to be taken care of. Difficulty making decisions. Feel helpless

Answer 20

Dependent

Question 21

Patients are controlling and may sabotage their own treatment. Avoid power struggles with these patients and give clear recommendations. Do not push patients into making decisions

Answer 21

Cluster C (avoidant, dependent, and obsessive compulsive)