Comparing Borderline and Antisocial Personality Disorders Using the Dimensional Approach

question 82

Multiple Choice

Comparing borderline and antisocial personality disorders using the dimensional approach shows the two disorders are distinguished by the fact that a diagnosis of borderline personality disorder would also include

• A)high levels of traits involving negative affectivity.
• B)high levels of traits involving psychoticism.
• C)high levels of traits involving detachment.
• D)high levels of traits involving antagonism.

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Definitions:

Autocratic Style

A leadership style characterized by individual control over all decisions and little input from group members.

Performing

The fourth stage in group development, characterized by high efficiency, organization, and collaboration among team members towards meeting the group's objectives.

Understood

Acknowledged or comprehended without the need for explicit statement or instruction, often within the context of communication.

Terminal Values

Fundamental beliefs that a person holds regarding the goals they aim to achieve in life; considered end states of existence.