Tanya is a real perfectionist. She believes there is a right way to do everything and gets very distressed if she does not have time to get everything "in order" and "just so." She gets along okay with others, but because she needs to keep things so orderly, she is not really comfortable letting others into her life. What disorder best accounts for Tanya's behaviors?

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Ricky Barnett

17 May, 10:29

Tanya is a real perfectionist. She believes there is a right way to do everything and gets very distressed if she does not have time to get everything "in order" and "just so." She gets along okay with others, but because she needs to keep things so orderly, she is not really comfortable letting others into her life. What disorder best accounts for Tanya's behaviors?

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Donovan Skinner · Answer 1

obsessive compulsive personality disorder

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Obsessive-Compulsive Personality Disorder (OCPD) is a disorder related to anxiety. This disorder covers the area of being perfect, maintained and cleaned. The fulfillment of these requirements is subjected to the cost of any extent. The individual suffering from OCPD makes the maximum effort and pain to maintain the orderliness and maintaining of things.