Consider how each effect the other. DSM IV provides highly reliable criteria, but validity is questionable. Think of personality problems as dimensional rather than categorical. As a therapist, recognize that you also need to look at, focus on other, more functional aspects of the client's personality. Overall detachment, which manifests itself in a withdrawal from social and interpersonal contacts.
All emotions appear blunted.
Depression characterized by pervasive sense of emptiness and loneliness. Often inappropriate sexual behaviors, provocative and seductive. May exhibit feelings of grandiosity and come across as haughty and arrogant. Often withdraw from intimate relationships. Typically create structures to bind anxiety.