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have relationships that are intense and unstable; for example, a lover may be idealized early in a relationship, but then later vilified at the slightest sign their partner appears to no longer show interest. These individuals have an unstable view of self and, thus, might suddenly display a shift in personal attitudes, interests, career plans, and choice of friends. Cluster C Antisocial Personality Disorder Paranoid Personality Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder

Name: have relationships that are intense and unstable for example a lover may be idealized early in a relationship but then later vilified at the slightest sign their partner appears to no longer 99199
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Description: have relationships that are intense and unstable for example a lover may be idealized early in a relationship but then later vilified at the slightest sign their partner appears to no longer 99199

          have relationships that are intense and unstable; for example, a lover may be idealized early in a relationship, but then later vilified at the slightest
sign their partner appears to no longer show interest. These individuals have an unstable view of self and, thus, might suddenly display a shift in personal attitudes, interests,
career plans, and choice of friends.
Cluster C
Antisocial Personality Disorder
Paranoid Personality Disorder
Borderline Personality Disorder

have relationships that are intense and unstable for example a lover may be idealized early in a relationship but then later vilified at the slightest sign their partner appears to no longer 99199

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have relationships that are intense and unstable; for example, a lover may be idealized early in a relationship, but then later vilified at the slightest sign their partner appears to no longer show interest. These individuals have an unstable view of self and, thus, might suddenly display a shift in personal attitudes, interests, career plans, and choice of friends. Cluster C Antisocial Personality Disorder Paranoid Personality Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder