1. CLUSTER A
   1. ODD-ECCENTRIC, WEIRD, OFF
   2. PARANOID
      1. GENERAL SUSPICIOUSNESS
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. ASSUMPTION OF EXPLOIT
         2. LOYALTY ISSUES
         3. CANNOT CONFIDE
         4. HIDDEN MEANINGS
         5. PERCEIVED INSULTS
      3. OLD LAWYER EXAMPLE
      4. DIFFERENTIAL
         1. DELUSIONAL DISORDER (DD)
            1. "KNOWS WITH CERTAINTY"
            2. ONSET SUDDEN/MIDDLE AGE
            3. VS SINCE CHILDHOOD
         2. PERSECUTORY TYPE
   3. SCHIZOID
      1. HAPPY LONER
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. LACK DESIRE OF INTIMACY
         2. FEW FRIENDS
         3. SOLITARY ACTIVITIES
         4. SOCIAL INDIFFERENCE
         5. EMOTIONLESS
      3. NOT A BIG PROBLEM
   4. SCHIZOTYPAL
      1. WEIRD
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. ODD SPEECH
         2. ODD APPEARANCE
         3. NON-BIZARRE IDEAS OF REFERENCE
            1. SGU GAZETTE ARTICLE --> NOT GOING TO CLASS
         4. PARANORMAL PHENOM PREOCCUPATION
      3. PREMORBID TO SCHIZOPHRENIA
   5. GENERAL FEATURES
      1. MORE COMMON IN MEN
      2. NEUROLEPTICS TO TREAT
2. CLUSTER B
   1. DRAMATIC, EMOTIONAL, THEATRICAL
   2. BORDERLINE
      1. UNSTABLE
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. AVOIDS ABANDONMENT
         2. UNSTABLE INTENSE RELATIONSHIPS
            1. IDEALIZATION
            2. DEVALUATION
         3. UNSTABLE SELF-IMAGE
         4. SELF-DAMAGING IMPULSIVITY
         5. SUICIDAL GESTURES/SELF MUTILATION
         6. UNSTABLE MOOD
         7. FEELINGS OF EMPTINESS, BOREDOM
         8. TRANSIENT DISSOCIATIVE SYMPTOMS
      3. GENERAL FEATURES
         1. MORE COMMON IN WOMEN
         2. HISTORY OF ABUSE
         3. OFTEN MDD, RELATED TO DISSOCIATIVE IDENTITY DISORDER
   3. HISTRIONIC
      1. THEATRICAL
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. CENTER OF ATTENTION
         2. PHYSICAL APPEARANCE TO DRAW ATTENTION
         3. IMPRESSIONISTIC SPEECH/LACKS DETIAL
         4. EXAGGERATED EMOTIONAL EXPRESSION
         5. ASSUMES GREATER INTIMACY THAN EXISTS
   4. NARCISSISTIC
      1. EXTREME ARROGRANCE
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. GRANDIOSE SENSE OF SELF-IMPORTANCE
         2. PREOCCUPIED WITH SUCCESS
         3. NEEDS ADMIRATION
         4. ENTITLEMENT
         5. EXPLOITATIVE
         6. HAUGHTY
      3. DIFFERENTIALS
         1. DELUSIONAL DISORDER
            1. GRANDIOSE TYPE
            2. UNFOUNDED BELIEF OF TALENT
            3. OLDER AGE ONSET/ABRUPT
            4. VS ARROGANT IN NARCISSISTIC
         2. BIPOLAR I DISORDER
            1. BPI HAVE MORE SYMPTOMS THAN GRANDIOSITY
            2. EUPHORIA
            3. LOSS OF SLEEP
   5. ANTISOCIAL
      1. ACTIONS AGAINST SOCIETY'S NORMS
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. UNLAWFUL
         2. DECEITFUL
         3. IRRITABLE/AGGRESSIVE
         4. DISREGARD SAFETY
         5. IRRESPONSIBLE
         6. LACKS REMORSE
      3. SOCIOPATH
      4. PSYCHOPATH
      5. MUST BE AT LEAST 18 W/ SYMPTOMS OF CONDUCT DISORDER BEFORE AGE 15
      6. GENERAL PROFILE
         1. MEN
         2. SUPERFICIAL CHARM FROM DYSFUNCTIONAL FAMILY
         3. LOW SOCIOECONOMIC HOUSEHOLD
         4. UNDER RESPONSIVE PHYSIOLOGY TO STRESSORS
3. CLUSTER C
   1. ANXIETY COMPONENT
   2. AVOIDANT
      1. INFERIORITY COMPLEX
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. AVOIDS INTERPERSONAL ACTIVITIES FOR FEAR OF CRITICISM
         2. UNWILLING TO START RELATIONSHIP UNLESS CERTAIN OF BEING LIKED
         3. RESTRAINT/INHIBITION IN RELATIONSHIP
         4. NEGATIVE SELF IMAGE
      3. TREATMENT
         1. LIKE SOCIAL PHOBIC
         2. COGNITIVE BEHAVIORAL
            1. SSRI USEFUL
      4. DIFFERENTIALS
         1. SOCIAL PHOBIA
            1. STRONGER AMOUNT OF ANXIETY
         2. SCHIZOID PERSONALITY DISORDERS
            1. NO DESIRE FOR RELATIONSHIP
            2. AVOIDANTS DO HAVE DESIRE
   3. DEPENDENT
      1. EXTREME RELIANCE ON ANOTHER
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. INDECISIVE
         2. OTHERS MUST TAKE RESPONSIBILITY FOR LIFE
         3. DIFFICULTY DISAGREEING
         4. DIFFICULTY INITIATING DUE TO LOW CONFIDENCE
         5. EXCESSIVE LENGTHS TO KEEP/GAIN SUPPORT
         6. NEED TO BE IN RELATIONSHIP
      3. TREATMENT
         1. PEOPLE AMENABLE TO TREATMENT
         2. PSYCHOTHERAPY
            1. RELATIVELY SUCCESSFUL
   4. OBSESSIVE COMPULSIVE
      1. OVERWHELMED WORKAHOLIC
      2. EXAMPLES
         1. PREOCCUPATION WITH DETAILS, RULES, LISTS
         2. PERFECTIONISM INTERFERES WITH TASK COMPLETION
         3. EXCESSIVE DEVOTION TO WORK
         4. OVER CONSCIENTIOUS, SCRUPULOUS
         5. RELECTANCE TO DELEGATE
         6. RIGID STUBBORN
      3. TREATMENT
         1. MAY SEEK TREATMENT
      4. DIFFERENTIAL
         1. NOT THE SAME AS OCD
         2. MORE SIMILAR TO TYPE A BEHAVIOR
            1. COMPETITIVE
            2. HARD-DRIVING
            3. TIME URGENT
            4. PRESSURED
            5. IMPATIENT
            6. IRRITABLE
            7. HOSTILE
            8. INCREASED RISK OF CORONARY HEART DISEASE
4. AXIS II DIAGNOSES
   1. CAUTION AGAINST PREMATURE DIAGNOSIS
   2. PERSON MAY HAVE SEVERAL
5. TRAITS
   1. CHRONIC/PERVASIVE
   2. CULTURALLY DEVIANT
   3. MALADAPTIVE/DISTRESSFUL
6. ONSET & COURSE
   1. BEGIN AS CHILD
   2. BETTER DEFINED LATER
   3. NOT DIAGNOSED TIL LATER
7. ETIOLOGY
   1. GENETIC
      1. SUPPORTED BY TWIN STUDIES
      2. INHERIT BASIC TEMPERAMENT/CERTAIN TRAITS
   2. ENVIRONMENTAL FEATURES
      1. OPERANT CONDITIONING
      2. SOCIAL LEARNING
8. TREATMENT
   1. POOR PROGNOSIS
   2. PSYCHOTHERPAY
      1. LONG TERM
      2. BUILD TRUST
   3. PHARMACOLOGICAL
      1. NOT USUALLY UTILIZED BUT COULD BE USED TO TREAT DEPRESSION/ANXIETY
9. Main Topic 9