Schizoid personality disorder.
@article{Triebwasser2012SchizoidPD, title={Schizoid personality disorder.}, author={Joseph Triebwasser and Eran Chemerinski and Panos Roussos and Larry J. Siever}, journal={Journal of personality disorders}, year={2012}, volume={26 6}, pages={ 919-26 } }
Schizoid personality disorder (ScPD) is one of the "odd cluster" or "cluster A" personality disorders in DSM-IV. In the present article, the authors review information pertaining to the psychometric characteristics of ScPD as gleaned from a search of relevant publications as well as from databases of personality disorder study groups. Comparatively little evidence exists for the validity and reliability of ScPD as a separate, multifaceted personality disorder. Some authors, moreover, have…
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