The psychiatrist and philosopher Karl Jaspers wrote that "there is no sharp line to be drawn between different types,nor between what is healthy and what is not." As cited in your text,this quote was a reference to a potential problem with

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Karl Jaspers' quote highlights a criticism of the categorical approach to personality disorders, which assumes that individuals either have a disorder or do not have a disorder based on the presence or absence of specific criteria. Jaspers' belief that there is no clear line between healthy and unhealthy personality types suggests that personality features may exist on a continuum, making it difficult to draw sharp categorical distinctions between different types or between healthy and unhealthy functioning.

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