Harold lives with his mother with whom he is very close and agrees with everything she says.When he started seeing a young woman and the relationship became serious,his mother convinced him that his girlfriend was not good enough for him,so Harold stopped the relationship.He has two close friends who have been his friend since they met in kindergarten.Whenever they do something,it is always one of his friends who decides what they do.Harold just follows along.Harold likely suffers from _______________ personality disorder.

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Harold's behavior of agreeing with everything his mother says and allowing her to control his relationships is indicative of a lack of autonomy and an excessive need for others to make decisions for him, which is a hallmark of dependent personality disorder. His deference to his friends' decision-making also suggests a similar pattern. The other personality disorders listed are not a good fit for his behavior.

Harold Lives with His Mother with Whom He Is Very