The Schizoid Personality Disorder Differs from Paranoid Personality Disorder in That

question 72

Multiple Choice

The schizoid personality disorder differs from paranoid personality disorder in that:

• A) those with schizoid personality disorder seek close affiliations with others, while those with paranoid personality do not.
• B) paranoid personality disorder is treatable only through drug therapy; schizoid personality can be treated with psychotherapy.
• C) women are more likely to have schizoid personality disorder than paranoid personality disorder; the opposite is true for men.
• D) those with schizoid personality disorder desire to be alone; those with paranoid personality are alone because of suspiciousness.

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