Elwood Has the Tendency to Interpret the Behavior of Others

question 25

Multiple Choice

Elwood has the tendency to interpret the behavior of others as deliberately threatening or demeaning. His thinking is not disorganized and he can hold onto his job, but he is grossly mistrustful of others and his social relationships suffer for it. He is best described as having ______ disorder.

• A) a personality
• B) a somatoform
• C) a dissociative
• D) an anxiety

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