Paranoid Personality Disorder case study

Document Type:Research Paper

Subject Area:Health Care

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A paranoid personality disorder is a psychiatric condition that is defined as a long-standing and enduring behavior that is usually diagnosed in the early stages of adulthood. An individual with this disorder usually present with the following traits, suspiciousness without a definite reason concerning fidelity of the spouse or a sexual partner, others and the environment, the individual is usually unforgiving, doubtful, fear, and mistrust (Dobert, 12). They are always irritable and will avoid social interactions as much as possible which facilitates to their lonely life. The main objective of this research paper is to determine the effects of the paranoid personality disorder on the relationship with people and also describe a case study scenario that will help to justify the research.

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According to the research study done some individuals with this personality disorder will always is on guard when talking to people and are less likely to make friendships with others due to the fear of being betrayed. K holding grudges against his son and making false judgements concerning his innocent looks. Due to this, it has been difficult for the two to get along with each other. Mrs. K has reacted to the issue by having frequent negative complains, arguing with everyone in the household and at other times remaining quiet. She closes herself to her room all day which has enhanced her develop the suicidal attempts. The research showed that 51. 9% of the depressive patients were diagnosed as patients with personality disorders, 31.

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