Certain family dynamics, such as abusive parenting, can increase the susceptibility of someone developing a(n) personality disorder.
How does a person with personality disorder behave?
A disorder is diagnosed when these personality traits are significantly “deviated” from others and are very inflexible, impairing a person's adaptation to everyday situations and causing distress and discomfort in their personal relationships and other areas of life.
Personality disorders are generally pervasive and persistent patterns of thinking, perceiving, reacting, and relating that cause significant distress or functional impairment.
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