PARANOID PERSONALITY DISORDER By: Brittney Daane.

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PARANOID PERSONALITY DISORDER By: Brittney Daane

Definition suspiciousness mistrustothers ◦Paranoid personality disorder (PPD) is a mental disorder characterized by paranoia and a pervasive, long-standing suspiciousness and generalized mistrust of others. victimized ◦Falsely believe that they are being victimized by others

Symptoms ◦Suspicion ◦Delusion ◦Concern with hidden motives ◦Expects to be exploited by others ◦Inability to collaborate ◦Social isolation ◦Poor self image ◦Detachment ◦Hostility

Causes Unknown Unknown Theories: Genetic (linked with Schizophrenia) Negative internal feelings & parental modeling

Treatment ◦Psychotherapy ◦Psychotherapy (difficult to initiate) ◦Medications ◦Medications (not encouraged)

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