Larissa is often described as “dramatic” or “theatrical.” She is always “on” and always wants to be the center of attention. She is extremely emotional and often exaggerates the things that happen to her. Larissa’s example BEST illustrates ______ personality disorder.

a. histrionic
b. psychopathic
c. avoidant
d. narcissistic


Ans: A

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