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You are reading for a part in a play. The description of the part describes the character as exhibiting a pervasive pattern of intense and unstable interpersonal relationships, an unstable self-image, and repeated suicidal gestures. You conclude that this character would meet the criteria for
A) dependent personality disorder.
B) borderline personality disorder.
C) antisocial personality disorder.
D) schizoid personality disorder.

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Abnormal Psychology

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Authors: Oltmanns, Emery

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