Paranoid Personality Disorder Is Characterized By

Paranoid personality disorder is characterized by:

A) a rigid preoccupation with orderliness, cleanliness, and rituals that interfere with completing tasks.
B) erratic, unstable relationships and desperate efforts to avoid real or imagined abandonment.
C) extreme social inhibition due to feelings of inadequacy, and hypersensitivity to criticism or disapproval.
D) pervasive but unwarranted distrust and suspiciousness, and assumptions that other people intend to deceive, exploit, or harm them.