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Do Now. Take one of the personality disorders that we learned Thursday and describe two of its symptoms. Forensic PsychologY. Final 5 PDs. Histronic PD Narcissistic PD Avoidant PD Dependent PD Obsessive-Compulsive PD. Histronic. Excessive emotionality and attention seeking

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  1. Do Now • Take one of the personality disorders that we learned Thursday and describe two of its symptoms

  2. Forensic PsychologY

  3. Final 5 PDs • Histronic PD • Narcissistic PD • Avoidant PD • Dependent PD • Obsessive-Compulsive PD

  4. Histronic • Excessive emotionality and attention seeking • Overly concerned about looks • Overly sensitive to criticism • *MUST* be the center of attention • http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hsj8hpuZbl8

  5. Narcissistic • Grandiosity • Need for admiration • Lack of empathy • Can get very defensive if feel threatened

  6. Avoidant • Social inhibition • Feelings of inadequacy • Hypersensitivity to negative evaluation

  7. Dependent • Submissive and clining behavior • Excess need to be taken care of • ALL Decisions made for them • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y19hccgenh4

  8. Obsessive Compulsive PD • Preoccupation with orderliness, perfectionism and control • Interferes with task completion • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Eh3_IcLc4RQ

  9. RolePlay Assignment • You will be acting as someone with a personality disorder to the rest of your group • They will have to guess what personality disorder you have • Due at the end of class – write on a separate sheet of paper

  10. Part One: 10 minutes • Write your scripts • This will be approx. ½-¾ of a page long • It can talk about anything you’d like, but if you need a starting point, you can write about… • Interactions with someone in a coffee shop • A fight they had with their significant other • A time where they had a big project to complete

  11. Part Two: 10 minutes • Read your scripts to your group • Group members: Write down symptoms and tendencies that you see • Use these tendencies to ‘diagnose’ the PD • You may ask questions to your patients

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