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An individual diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder who displays psychosis is:

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An individual diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder who displays psychosis is:

An individual diagnosed with paranoid personality disorder who displays psychosis is:

a. not correctly diagnosed and should be rediagnosed as having paranoid schizophrenia
b. demonstrating psychiatric complications of inappropriate psychiatric treatment
c. probably undergoing a period of pronounced physical or psychosocial stress
d. developing an irreversible psychotic illness on top of the preexisting personality disorder

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