Avoidant Personality Disorder Notes

called narcissistic rage) and can have disastrous consequences for all those involved Avoidant PD Believe that they are socially inept, unappealing, or inferior, and constantly fear being embarrassed, criticized, or rejected Avoid meeting with others unless they are certain of being liked, and are even restrained in their intimate relationships Strongly associated with anxiety disorders May also be associated with actual or felt rejection by parents or peers in childhood Suggested that they excessively monitor internal reactions, both their own and those of others, which prevents them from engaging naturally or fluently in social situations

A photograph shows a computer screen displaying psychology notes about Avoidant Personality Disorder, with bullet points describing social insecurity, fear of rejection, restrained relationships, anxiety, childhood rejection, and excessive self-monitoring. The joke is that the uploader’s psychology homework feels personally targeted because the clinical description resembles their own experiences, making the notes seem like an attack. EN: A photograph shows a computer screen displaying psychology notes about Avoidant Personality Disorder, with bullet points describing social insecurity, fear of rejection, restrained relationships, anxiety, childhood rejection, and excessive self-monitoring. The joke is that the uploader’s psychology homework feels personally targeted because the clinical description resembles their own experiences, making the notes seem like an attack.

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