When making simple decisions what does a person with DPD almost always do?
They ask others for input or help.
Can you cure dependant Personality disorder?
No, but there are some treatments.
You can get DPD through genetics. TRUE/FALSE
TRUE
Feedback can be incredibly hurtful to those with DPD. TRUE/FALSE?
TRUE
It is easy for people to find a career. TRUE/FALSE
FALSE
People with DPD need others to be ___ for the most important aspects of their life.
Responsible
What should you do as soon as symptoms arise? explain.
Get help immediately so that if you do have DPD you can decrease the disruptions to your life.
___ in the childhood can lead to DPD.
Neglect, abuse, or even a life threatening illness. (trauma)
When does the disorder usually form?
Before adulthood - in childhood or adolescence.
They experience higher rates of ___ attempts.
Suicide
They have difficulty disagreeing because...
they fear the loss of support or approval.
What is Psychodynamic therapy?
A therapy that helps with self-reflection by looking into problematic relationships and behavior patterns in your life.
People who have a history with ___ relationships have a higher risk of DPD.
Abusive
Does DPD cause distress for the person who has it or those around them?
Both
They are more likely to experience ___ .
abuse
Why do they have issues starting projects?
Because they don't have the confidence in their own ability.
Taking medication for depression and anxiety can make what easier?
An absence of self ___ can lead to DPD.
Confidence
What percent of the US meet the criteria for having DPD?
Less than 1%
It's harder to create relationships because...
the constant need for help is taxing on their relationship.
What do they usually have an unrealistic fear of?
Being left to take care of themselves.
As an adult, how should you react to a child showing dependency to prevent DPD?
Show love and affection to the child instead of harsh lashback
What three behaviors may lead to DPD?
Cultural, religious, or family behaviors.
What is the difference between BPD and DPD? (Borderline/Dependant Personality Disorder)
People with BPD have mood fluctuations, instability in relationships, and impulsivity while people with DPD have a fear of abandonment and have trouble regulating emotions, especially anger.
What effects do people with DPD give to others in relationships.
It is taxing and tires them out easily.