HPD HPD History and Classification 3

Question 1

Which psychologist introduced the Alternative DSM-5 Model for Personality Disorders (AMPD), affecting how HPD is assessed dimensionally?

Accepted Answer

Robert Krueger

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Aaron Beck

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Lorna Smith Benjamin

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Lee Anna Clark

Question 2

In DSM-5 Section III's Alternative Model, HPD is notably absent as a listed disorder; instead its traits map primarily onto which domain?

Accepted Answer

Antagonism and negative affectivity

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Detachment

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Psychoticism

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Compulsivity

Question 3

Pierre Janet, a contemporary of Freud, contributed to hysteria history by linking hysterical symptoms to:

Accepted Answer

Subconscious fixed ideas and dissociation

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Genetic mutations

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Viral infections

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Dietary deficiencies

Question 4

The DSM-5 minimum threshold for an HPD diagnosis requires meeting at least how many of the 8 listed criteria?

Accepted Answer

5

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3

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4

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6

Question 5

Which US study found HPD to be one of the more commonly diagnosed personality disorders in outpatient psychiatric settings?

Accepted Answer

The Collaborative Longitudinal Personality Disorders Study (CLPS)

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The National Comorbidity Survey

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The Epidemiological Catchment Area Study

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The MacArthur Violence Risk Assessment Study

Question 6

Which feature distinguishes HPD from its historical predecessor concept of 'hysteria' in modern psychiatric classification?

Accepted Answer

HPD is defined by personality traits rather than somatic/conversion symptoms

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HPD requires a uterus to diagnose

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HPD applies only to adults over 30

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HPD cannot be comorbid with mood disorders