I. Illness as a characteristic of character
(c) subjective comfort: feeling relaxed when left alone rather than being forced to avoid others; i'm sorry.
Ii. Isolation as a manifestation of personality impairment
If isolation is accompanied by:
Long-term, fixed patterns of behaviour (e. G. From adolescence to adulthood); i'm sorry.
Key criteria for determining the nature of isolation
Duration: symptoms associated with personality impairment usually last for many years; 1. Subjective suffering: whether it causes anxiety, depression, etc. In isolation; 2. Adaptability: whether social strategies can be adapted to the context; 3. Feedback from others: whether relatives and friends consider their behaviour to be manifestly abnormal. I'm sorry.
Iv. Warning signals requiring attention
In the case of isolated persons, it is recommended to seek professional assessment:
(c) expression of strange or unrealistic illusions; i'm sorry.
V. Suggested improvements
For character isolation:
In case of suspected personality disorder:
Being isolated does not in itself amount to disease, but it is important to be vigilant about the pathological factors behind it. By observing social functions, emotional state and duration, a distinction can be made between personality characteristics and mental disorders. Specialized interventions can be effective in improving the quality of life when isolation is accompanied by significant pain or loss of functionality。
