schizoid personality
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schizoid personality
schizoid personality n. A concept introduced in 1963 by the Scottish psychoanalyst W. Ronald D. Fairbairn (1889–1964) to denote a type of person who may be outwardly successful but is solitary, withdrawn, and unable to relate to people, and even when interacting gives nothing to the other ...
January 1, 2001; A Dictionary of Psychology
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