Discussion
How many primary types of personality disorders are classified into three basic categories in DSM-5?
Answer: A
DSM-5 classifies ten personality disorders into three clusters: A (odd or eccentric), B (dramatic or erratic) and C (anxious or fearful). Nine and eight are not the count of the specific disorders listed, and seven also does not match the ten. The three clusters of DSM-5 are A, the odd or eccentric disorders, B, the dramatic, emotional or erratic disorders, and C, the anxious or fearful disorders.
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