In the DSM-5, the Personality Dimension of Negative Affectivity May

question 91

Multiple Choice

In the DSM-5, the personality dimension of negative affectivity may be characterized by:

• A) somatic neurological symptoms.
• B) odd or eccentric behaviors and thinking.
• C) anxious and fearful emotions and chronic self-doubt.
• D) dramatic erratic, and emotional behavior and interpersonal relationships.

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