Trastornos de la personalidad: dependiente y obsesivo-compulsivo

Dependent personality disorder is characterized by an excessive reliance on others to meet emotional and physical needs.

Individuals with this disorder often see others as competent and powerful while viewing themselves as childlike, helpless, and dependent.

Their deep-seated fear of separation makes them feel uncomfortable or distressed when alone.

As a result, they struggle to make decisions without reassurance, and their clinginess and submissiveness hinder their independence, allowing others to dictate their lives.

Conversely, an obsessive-compulsive personality disorder is marked by stubbornness, rigidity, and excessive attachment to moral code and order in daily life.

Individuals with this disorder are preoccupied with schedules, rules, details, and control, making it difficult to delegate tasks or adapt to change.

They experience a strong need for perfectionism that hinders their ability to complete tasks.

Additionally, they persistently need control and may impose strict standards to get things done their way.

Finally, they are excessively devoted to work at the expense of leisure and friendships and may hesitate to spend money.