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For each personality disorder, choose whether it scores high on BAS or BIS.

Personality disorder Scores high on
1. Schizoid [ Select ] ["BIS", "BAS"]
2. Narcissistic [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
3. Borderline [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
4. Histrionic [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
5. Paranoid [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
6. Obsessive-compulsive [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
7. Dependent [ Select ] ["BIS", "BAS"]
8. Antisocial [ Select ] ["BIS", "BAS"]
9. Avoidant [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]
10. Schizotypal [ Select ] ["BAS", "BIS"]

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