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For this question, use an example from real life, TV, film, or literature that presents a person with some or most of the required persistent, maladaptive traits of a specific personality disorder. Please do not reveal the name or other identifying information of actual people you know and use in this example.
Identify in some detail, how the real life person OR media-based character manifests essential behaviors and personality traits needed to qualify for at least one personality disorder. Do not tell the class which personality disorder you think this person exhibits, let your classmates apply the criteria and decide.
Specifically describe how this person behaves in relationship to family, friend, co-workers, neighbors, employment supervisors, legal authorities, etc. What appears to be the individual’s view of the world and other people that drives their behavior? If you use a TV, literature, or movie example – try to provide a video clip of that person’s unusual thinking and behaviors. (There is a large selection of television shows you can draw from and can find many on YouTube for free.)
Now when you reply to a person main post, apply the criteria, and decide which personality disorder the classmate is referring based upon the description given? Explain your reasoning.For this question, use an example from real life, TV, film, or literature that presents a person with some or most of the required persistent, maladaptive traits of a specific personality disorder. Please do not reveal the name or other identifying information of actual people you know and use in this example.
Do not simply quote or paraphrase another reference about a media character or an actual person in the news. Explain what you learned in your own words.
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