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Topic: Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) Diagnostic Criteria.
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Rule for Diagnosis: A person must show 5 or more of the listed symptoms to be diagnosed with BPD.
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Symptom 8 (Inappropriate Anger): Difficulty controlling anger, leading to intense outbursts. These are often triggered by feeling rejected or abandoned and are followed by shame and guilt.
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Symptom 9 (Paranoid Ideation & Dissociation): During extreme stress, a person may experience paranoid thoughts or dissociative symptoms (like feeling detached from reality). These episodes are usually short-lived (minutes or hours).
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Source: DSM-5, 2013.
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