The Phrase "Fearful Preoccupation" Is Sometimes Used to Describe People

question 52

Multiple Choice

The phrase "fearful preoccupation" is sometimes used to describe people with ______ personality disorder.

• A) schizoid
• B) borderline
• C) obsessive-compulsive
• D) histrionic

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Definitions:

Existing Fact

A fact that is already in existence and can influence a contract's formation, interpretation, or execution.

Past Fact

Information or events that have already occurred and are considered in the making of decisions or judgment.

Undue Influence

Improper or unfair persuasion by one party over another, often resulting in decisions or agreements that benefit the influencer.

Clergyman

A male priest, minister, or religious leader, especially one authorized to perform sacred rituals and ceremonies in Christian denominations.