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schizoid personality disorder
schizoid personality disordern. A personality disorder characterized by indifference to forming relationships with others, reclusiveness, and a cold, detached affect.EncyclopediaSeeschizoidschizoid personality disorder
schizoid [skiz´oid, skit´soid] 1. the traits of shyness, sensitivity, social withdrawal, and introversion that characterize a person with schizoid personality disorder.2. a term used loosely to refer to any of a variety of characteristics related to schizophrenia" >schizophrenia, including schizophrenia-like traits said to indicate a predisposition to schizophrenia as well as any disorder other than schizophrenia either occurring in a relative of a schizophrenic or occurring more commonly than average in families of schizophrenics.3. a person with schizoid personality disorder" >schizoid personality disorder.schizoid personality disorder a personality disorder marked by withdrawal from social relationships and a restricted range of emotional experience and expression. An individual with a schizoid personality lacks the capacity for, or interest in, social relationships, is cold and aloof, consistently prefers solitary activities, appears to take pleasure in few activities, and is indifferent to praise, criticism, or the feelings of others. Such a person does not, however, show the eccentricities of speech or behavior found in the schizotypal personality disorder.schizoid personality disorder1. an enduring and pervasive pattern of behavior in adulthood characterized by social withdrawal, emotional coldness or aloofness or restriction, and indifference to others. 2. a DSM diagnosis that is established when the specific criteria are met. Synonym(s): schizoid personalityschizoid personality disordern. A personality disorder characterized by indifference to forming relationships with others, reclusiveness, and a cold, detached affect.schizoid personality disorder 301.20 DSM-IV Psychiatry A mental disorder characterized by '…a pervasive pattern of detachment from social relationships and a restricted range of expression of emotions in interpersonal settings.' Persons with SPD may have difficulties relating to others, are often reclusive and, as older adults, may live with their parents; onset in early adulthood. See Loner. Cf Schizophrenia. schiz·oid per·son·al·i·ty , schizoid personality disorder (skiz'oyd pĕr'sŏn-al'i-tē, dis-ōr'dĕr) An enduring and pervasive pattern of behavior in adulthood characterized by social withdrawal, emotional coldness or aloofness or restriction, and indifference to others. schiz·oid per·son·al·i·ty dis·or·der (skitsoyd pĕrsŏ-nali-tē dis-ōrdĕr) Enduring and pervasive pattern of behavior in adulthood characterized by social withdrawal, emotional coldness, aloofness, and indifference to others. AcronymsSeeSPD |