Question 36 · LEK · Personality disorders
In which of the following personality disorders are father’s features the primary risk factor?
- A. histrionic.
- B. paranoid.
- C. emotionally unstable.
- D. dyssocial.
- E. schizoid.
Hint
Think of the personality disorder most strongly linked with paternal antisocial behaviour, criminality and alcohol misuse.
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