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Michael Jackson Avoidant Personality Disorder
A. The eighth personality disorder is Avoidant personality disorder
1. People with avoidant personality disorder hope they can have friends but don’t because they are very shy and hate attention
a) Michael Jackson is a famous singer with avoidant personality disorder he used to wear masks in public to not have attention and he even built an amusement park on his land so he would not have to be around people in public parks.
2. Try to avoid people and social situations due to fears of rejection and being criticized by them
3. Not willing to connect with anyone if they’re not sure that they are liked

B. The ninth personality disorder is Dependent personality disorder
1. People with dependent personality disorder rely on others to make
decisions

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