personality difficulty
personality difficulty noun: a subthreshold diagnosis encoded under ICD-11 distinguished from a personality disorder by not establishing psychosocial impairment by itself but requiring particular respect in the course of the treatment of another, possibly non-psychiatric diagnosis.
Noun
personality difficulty (plural personality difficulties)
- A subthreshold diagnosis encoded under ICD-11 distinguished from a personality disorder by not establishing psychosocial impairment by itself but requiring particular respect in the course of the treatment of another, possibly non-psychiatric diagnosis.
Forms of personality difficulty
| plural | personality difficulties |
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Questions about personality difficulty
- What does personality difficulty mean?
- Personality difficulty means a subthreshold diagnosis encoded under ICD-11 distinguished from a personality disorder by not establishing psychosocial impairment by itself but requiring particular respect in the course of the treatment of another, possibly non-psychiatric diagnosis.
- What part of speech is personality difficulty?
- Personality difficulty is a noun.
- What is the plural of personality difficulty?
- The plural of personality difficulty is personality difficulties.
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