Recent research on paranoid personality disorder (Edens et al., 2009) suggests that:

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The study by Edens et al. (2009) suggests that paranoid personality disorder is best represented as a continuous dimension rather than as a discrete category. This means that it is not a distinct disorder but rather a range of traits that individuals may display to varying degrees. The study also found that paranoid personality disorder is not the most or least diagnosed personality disorder in community samples, so choices C and D are not correct. The study did not suggest that it is mostly comorbid with schizophrenia, so choice A is also not correct.

Recent Research on Paranoid Personality Disorder (Edens Et Al