| Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder. |
| (The name comes from the words obsession and compulsion) A person who embodies this tendency prioritizes the words "control" and "must" above all else. Self-perception: responsible – for themselves and for others. But behind this "strong" attitude often lies a fear of incompetence and helplessness, and the only antidote to this fear is strict adherence to a set of rules developed for all situations. Perception of others: irresponsible, disorganized. Strategy: maximum control over oneself (developing rules, self-criticism) and others (demanding compliance with rules, and disapproval/punishment in case of non-compliance). Emotion: regret (for the imperfection of human nature) and disappointment (in the low effectiveness of corrective measures). |
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