Table 3 Summary: DSM-5 classification of case 2
From: The role of identity in the DSM-5 classification of personality disorders
General criterion | Patient suffers from severe personality impairment | |
|---|---|---|
Level of impairment in self and interpersonal functioning (0=not disturbed; 4=extremely disturbed) | Levels of personality functioning scale | |
- Identity: 4 | - Empathy: 3 | |
- Self-direction: 3 | - Intimacy: 4 | |
Personality disorder type | Narcissistic personality disorder | |
Trait domains (0=not disturbed; 3=extremely disturbed) | Negative affectivity: 3 | Detachment: 2 |
Antagonism: 3 | Psychoticism: 0 | |
Disinhibition: 2 | ||
Trait facets (0=not disturbed; 3=extremely disturbed) | Facets of the trait domain “Negative affectivity” | |
Emotional lability: 2 | Anxiousness: 1 | |
Separation insecurity: 0 | Perseveration: 3 | |
Submissiveness: 1 | Hostility: 3 | |
Depressivity: 3 | Suspiciousness: 2 | |
Facets of the trait domain “Detachment” | ||
Restricted affectivity: 2 | Withdrawal: 3 | |
Intimacy avoidance: 3 | Anhedonia: 2 | |
Facets of the trait domain “Antagonism” | ||
Manipulativeness: 3 | Deceitfulness: 3 | |
Grandiosity: 3 | Attention Seeking: 2 | |
Callousness: 0 | ||
Facets of the train domain “Disinhibition/compulsivity” | ||
Irresponsibility: 3 | Impulsivity: 3 | |
Distractability: 3 | Risk Taking: 1 | |
Rigid perfectionism: 0 | ||