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Schizotypy and Cluster A Personality Disorders in the DSM: Advocating for a Spectrum-Based Model

2024-12-09

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This paper critically examines the current classification of schizotypy and Cluster A personality disorders in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM). By examining empirical evidence, including genetic, neuropsychological, and symptomological overlaps across these nomologically distinct disorders, this paper argues for their integration into a schizophrenia-schizotypy spectrum. It is believed that a spectrum-...

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1a85be25-b32d-5fea-97f8-d197aba83311
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10.20944/preprints202412.0684.v1
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