When it comes to one’s personality, each person is different. One person’s personality may be that they are always fun and upbeat in their attitude, while another’s might be that they just go with the flow of life and are very mellow in their attitude. These varies in personalities are normal, however, when someone is overly abundant in a certain personality trait, that is a cause for concern. These extreme personalities are diagnosed as a varying amount of personality disorders. Each culture can vary in the ways of personality disorders. Many of times, in one culture a personality disorder can be viewed as problematic, while in another culture the same personality disorder is to be seem as valuable. The look of a personality disorder will vary, depending on the culture that the person with the personality disorder is in.
Depending on the culture, personality disorders will vary. In accordance to the criteria that is current of DSM-5,
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In the case of someone with Paranoid Personality Disorder, a person is always suspicious that the acts of others are understood as malicious. Even without a basis to accuse one of these acts, someone with this personality disorder will be paranoid that others are constantly plotting against them. Having this paranoia has become very common in societies that are very ranked in their social and economic status (webspace,ship.edu). These societies are ones to give a huge focus on each specific person in themselves, instead of the society as w whole. When someone is in these such cultural backgrounds, it is often seen as a value that they have this specific Paranoid Personality Disorder (webspace.ship.edu). Being in the constant life of rivalry between others through this individualistic culture causes a great value to come from someone who has developed a personality disorder to which they are constantly