Type C PD

Question 1

Obsessive-Compulsive PD

Answer 1

Preoccupation with order, perfection, and control

Inflexible in thinking and behavior

Question 2

Obsessive-Compulsive PD Symptoms

Answer 2

4+

Can't delegate
Unable to discard things
Detail/work oriented 
Overly conscience 
Rigid

Question 3

Obsessive-Compulsive PD Etiology and Tx

Answer 3

Illogical thinking
Rigid beliefs

Often don’t see anything wrong
Help recognize personal limitations
Give up dichotomous thinking
Attack underlying insecurities

Question 4

Avoidant PD

Answer 4

Uncomfortable and inhibited in social situations

Plagued by feelings of inadequacy

Question 5

Avoiding PD Symptoms (4+)

Answer 5

Avoid occupational activities
Unwilling to get involved with others
Shows restraint in romantic relationships 
Preoccupation with criticism
Reluctant to take personal risk

Question 6

Avoidant PD Etiology

Answer 6

Conditioned fears

Overall sense of shame

Question 7

Avoidant PD Tx

Answer 7

Come to Tx to find acceptance
Distrust in therapist

Goals: fix unresolved conflicts

Antidepressants to lower anxiety

Question 8

Dependent PD

Answer 8

Persistent, excessive need to be taken care of
Clingy/obedient
Fear of suspicion

Question 9

Dependent PD Symptoms (5+)

Answer 9

Difficulty making everyday decisions
Need others to take responsibility
Difficulty expressing disagreement
Problems initiating projects

Question 10

Dependent PD Etiology

Answer 10

Unresolved conflicts
Early parental loss/rejection
Rewarded for acting clingy
Maladaptive attitudes

Question 11

Dependent PD Tx

Answer 11

Client wants to put blame on therapist
Couple/family therapy
Assertiveness in thinking
Chaka he maladaptive thoughts