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Rochelle exhibits a constant shifting in her mood. Sometimes she is happy with who she is, and at other times she is very upset. Her friends find her unreliable, yet she seems to cling to them, fearing abandonment. She can be very impulsive and loses her temper inappropriately. Which of the following disorders is Rochelle most likely to have?
a. histrionic personality disorder
b. borderline personality disorder
c. manic disorder
d. multiple personality disorder

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