Personality Disorders
Pathological Liar – Impulsive, Compulsive Lying, Self-Deception
Pathological Liar – All About PATHOLOGICAL LYING, Lying, Self-Deception, Types, Classification, from Pseudologia Fantastica to Habitual Lying. 1. Pathological Liar – Definition Pathological liar refers to a liar that is compulsive or impulsive, lies on a regular basis and is … Continue reading
Sociopath vs. Psychopath, Differences Between Psychopathic & Sociopathic Personality Disorders
The differences between sociopathy & psychopathy are still debated, however they are primarily differentiated by the origin of the disorder. In general sociopath and psychopath are very often used to describe the same thing. In the mental health sphere the general opinion is that psychopathy is actually much … Continue reading
Sociopath – Sociopathic Personality Disorder
Sociopath X – ALL ABOUT SOCIOPATHS – Sociopathic Personality Disorder and Types. THE FAMILY OF ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITIES – THE SOCIOPATHIC PERSONALITY & TYPES 1. Sociopaths are usually defined as people displaying anti social behavior which is mainly characterized by lack of empathy towards others … Continue reading
BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER TEST ONLINE IDIOTISM – DON’T BE FOOLED!
I often see websites online providing so called borderline personality disorder test (BPD test), and I kind of picture how people fall for these tests & may start believing that they might actually have a borderline personality disorder. It’s actually … Continue reading
Borderline Personality Disorder
INTRODUCTION People with borderline personality disorder tend to see the world only in black and white, everything else is not recognized. People around them & with whom they are in relationship in are either extremely good & idealized or abysmally … Continue reading
Narcissistic Personality Disorder & Pathological Narcissism
Brief History of Narcissistic Personality Disorder Narcissistic personality disorder entered DSM in 1980, despite of the pathology being observed in clinical & theoretical psychiatry for at least 100 years before then. The name of the term originated from a Greek … Continue reading