Multiple Choice
In the context of mental health disorders, what percentage of individuals diagnosed with a mental disorder are estimated to have at least one comorbid condition?
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14. Psychological Disorders
Prevalence and Comorbidity
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Personality disorders occur in approximately what percentage of the general population?
A
About 25%
B
About 1%
C
About 10%
D
About 50%
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Understand that the question asks for the approximate prevalence of personality disorders in the general population, which is a common epidemiological statistic in psychology.
Recall that personality disorders are relatively common but not extremely widespread; they are more prevalent than rare disorders but less than very common conditions.
Review epidemiological studies or trusted psychology sources that estimate the prevalence of personality disorders, which typically report a figure around 10%.
Compare the given options (25%, 1%, 10%, 50%) with the known prevalence rates from research to identify the most accurate estimate.
Conclude that the best estimate for the prevalence of personality disorders in the general population is about 10%, based on psychological research findings.
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