Unfounded suspicion of others

Highly psychologically sensitive

Attributing fault to others and not taking responsibility for failure oneself

Biological perspective: People with a family history of schizophrenia are more likely to

Psychological perspective: Paranoid and rigid thinking patterns

early parenting style

life situations

Building trusting relationships, cognitive therapy

Chung Hoon-jae’s eccentricities in thinking, cognition, and communication and his idiosyncrasies that are easily detectable

Reports unusual sensory experiences, often sensing the presence of another person

Doubts and delusions

characterized by social isolation

Genes, temporal lobe atrophy, cognitive impairment

Behavioral Therapy: Social Skills Training

Cognitive aspect: Challenging patients’ irrational beliefs

Medication: Weak tranquilizers, antidepressants, antipsychotics

Concepts, behavior, weird clothing, indifference

Consider themselves an observer rather than a participant in the world and enjoy a sense of detachment from it

Family history, low dopamine receptor density

cognitive therapy, behavioral therapy

Features

Personality Traits

genetics

Neurobiological effects: arousal deficit hypothesis, fearlessness hypothesis, how the brain works

Psychological perspectives: psychoanalytic school, social cognitive perspective, stressful events

Sociological perspective: family, parent-child relationship, parenting style

Comprehensive model

therapeutic relationship

family therapy

medical treatement

Precaution

Emotional instability, chaotic behavioral patterns, unpredictability, unstable self-image, and confusion in interpersonal relationships, especially sexual relationships.

Biological factors: family history, neural pathways of emotion regulation, disorders of serotonergic neuron regulation

Psychological factors: psychoanalytic theory, early trauma, cognitive model, schema, thinking model, integration theory

Mainly psychotherapy models: psychodynamic therapy, dialectical behavior therapy

Express emotions in an exaggerated way with the goal of being the center of attention

Interpersonal relationships are exaggerated and superficial

Ancient Greek doctors believed that a woman’s uterus was caused by movement within the body

Histrionic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder are manifestations of the same disorder in different genders

Cognitive and behavioral reinforcement

Illogical exaggeration of one's own importance and lack of empathy and sensitivity to others

Thoughts and emotions are oriented towards oneself and do not care about others.

Jealous of other successful people

Childhood experience, family upbringing style

culture

cognitive therapy

Relaxation training and other exercises

experience other people's emotions

Avoiding interpersonal communication and interpersonal relationships, having strong and insurmountable social anxiety and fear of rejection

Low self-esteem and extremely passive in social situations

Biology: An individual is born with temperament or personality traits that are difficult to resolve.

family environment factors

Systematic desensitization therapy, behavioral recurrence therapy, exposure therapy

Having an insurmountable anxiety about being self-reliant and taking on responsibilities

Bearing huge insults both physically and psychologically

Not confident, thinking that I am poor

Anxious, indecisive

family upbringing environment

early attachment relationships

Excessive pettiness, strict requirements, perfectionism and inner insecurity

Too high standards

It's hard to express your emotions

Putting things last leaves little time left to complete important tasks

It is difficult to make a decision, and you will avoid making a decision

Harsh punishment and emotional indifference from parents

Cognitive therapy, supportive psychotherapy