10 Schizoid Personality Disorder Symptoms
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6. Appears Indifferent to Praise and Criticism
For most people, it’s rewarding to feel appreciated and discouraging to feel criticized. Even the smallest compliments can improve our mood or motivate us to do well. For someone with schizoid personality disorder, praise can be meaningless.
If you praise somebody with schizoid personality disorder, they are unlikely to react in the way you might expect or react at all. Likewise, criticizing someone with schizoid personality disorder may appear to have little impact on them. They seem to be indifferent to praise and criticism.
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