Structured Clinical Interview for Personality Disorders

of axis II of the DSM-IV

(SCID-II)
The SCID-II (APPENDIX 1) is applied in two phases: 1) The questions are answered like a questionnaire.
usual, and 2) during the subsequent interview, positive responses are probed with questions
complementary and are scored as:
Absent.
Subumbral.
o3: True.

NEGATIVELY ANSWERED QUESTIONS ARE NOT PROBED, EXCEPT IN

TWO CONDITIONS:
WHEN THE CLINICIAN SUSPECTS THAT THE ITEM IS TRUE.
behaviors observed in the interview, based on data provided by another source of
information, etc.
WHEN THE NUMBER OF CRITERIA CODED WITH A 3 IS MISSING A
ONLY POINT TO REACH THE DIAGNOSTIC THRESHOLD OF A
PARTICULAR DISORDER.

IMPORTANT:
QUESTION IS NOT A SYNONYM OF CRITERION. SEVERAL QUESTIONS CAN BE
INVESTIGATING THE SAME CRITERION. THE SCORE IS OBTAINED BASED ON THE
CRITERIA SCORED AS 3, THAT IS, THOSE THAT HAVE BEEN VERIFIED
A positive response.

SCID-II
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
To assign a score of three in the criterion, the types of questions reflect the criteria.
general aspects of personality disorders:
A) Permanent pattern of internal experience and behavior that deviates from the
Expectations of culture, situated on a continuum of normality: Can you describe to me
That? Do you think you are more that way than most people you know?
B) Inflexible pattern that extends to a wide range of personal and social situations:
Does that happen to you in different situations? With different people?
C) Persistent pattern that causes significant clinical distress and deterioration: What
Does that cause you problems? Does it bother other people?
D) Stable and long-lasting pattern that dates back to at least adolescence or early
adulthood: Have you been like this for a long time? How often does this happen to you?
E) Persistent pattern is not due to another mental disorder or to the physiological effects of a
substance, nor to a medical condition. Especially ensure that the pattern of
behavior has not occurred as a result of an axis I disorder such as schizophrenia,
a psychotic disorder or a mood disorder: What is it usually like when
is not under the influence of.....? What was it like before suffering from ..........? Did you only think
in that way while suffering……..?
 AVOIDANT PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster C)

A general pattern of social inhibition, feelings of inferiority, and hypersensitivity to

negative evaluation. The diagnosis is established if at least four of the
following symptoms (criteria):

Avoid jobs or activities that involve significant interpersonal contact due to fear.
to criticism, disapproval or rejection.
He is reluctant to engage with people if he is not sure he will be liked.
It shows repression in intimate relationships due to the fear of being shamed or ridiculed.
In social situations, he/she worries about the possibility of being criticized or rejected.
He is inhibited in new interpersonal situations due to feelings of inferiority.
He sees himself as socially awkward, personally uninteresting, or inferior to others.
others.
He is extremely reluctant to take personal risks or to get involved in new activities.
because they can be compromising.

DEPENDENT PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster C)

An excessive and general need for others to take care of oneself, which causes a behavior of
submission and adherence and fears of separation. Its diagnosis requires that five or more are present.
the following symptoms (criteria):

The subject has difficulties making everyday decisions if they do not have advice and
reaffirmation of other people.
He needs others to take responsibility for the main areas of his everyday life.
He/She has difficulties expressing disagreement with others due to the fear of loss of
support or approval, as long as those fears are unfounded.
It poses difficulties for starting projects or doing things their way, if this is due to
the lack of confidence in your own judgment or in your abilities rather than a lack of motivation
or of energy.
He goes too far in his desire to achieve protection and support from others, to the
point of volunteering to carry out unpleasant tasks.
Feels uncomfortable or helpless when alone, due to exaggerated fears of being
unable to take care of himself.
When an important relationship ends, urgently seek another relationship that provides the
care and support that he/she needs.
They worry, in an unrealistic way, about the idea of being abandoned and having to take care of themselves.
same.
 OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster C)

A general pattern of concern for order, perfectionism, and mental control, at the expense
of flexibility, spontaneity, and efficiency. At least four of the following must be present
characteristics (criteria):

Concern for details, rules, lists, order, organization, or schedules,

to the point of losing sight of the main object of the activity.
Perfectionism that interferes with the completion of tasks.
Excessive dedication to work and productivity excluding leisure activities and
friendships, unless this is attributable to urgent economic needs.
Excessive stubbornness, scrupulousness, and inflexibility regarding the value system, as long as
Do not obey identification with culture or religion.
Inability to throw away worn-out or useless objects, even when they have no value.
sentimental.
Resistance to delegating tasks or work to others, unless they submit exactly to their demands.
way of doing things.
Avaricious style in expenses for himself and for others; money is considered something that must be
accumulate with a view to future catastrophes.
The subject shows rigidity and obstinacy.
 Passive-Aggressive Personality Disorder

Permanent pattern of opposition attitudes and passive responses to demands that require a
adequate performance, which begins at the beginning of adulthood and whose diagnosis is verified if
at least four of the following symptoms (criteria) are present:

The subject passively resists conforming to social routines and work tasks.
He complains of being misunderstood and despised by others.
They appear hostile and argue easily.
Criticizes and despises authority in an irrational way.
Shows signs of envy and resentment towards seemingly more fortunate peers.
that he.
He openly and exaggeratedly complains about his bad luck.
Alternates between attitudes of threat and hostility and of regret.

DEPRESSIVE PERSONALITY DISORDER

A persistent pattern of depressive behaviors and cognitive functions, and that occurs when
fewer than five of the following symptoms (criteria):

Usual mood marked by feelings of dejection, sadness, discouragement,

disappointment and unhappiness.

The subject has a very negative self-conception: powerlessness, uselessness, and low self-esteem.
self-esteem.
He criticizes himself, accuses himself, disqualifies himself.

Cavila tends to worry about everything.

Criticize, judge, and contradict others.
He/She appears pessimistic.
Tends to feel guilty or remorseful.
 PARANOID PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster A)

Distrust and general suspicion since the onset of adulthood that lead to interpreting the
intentions of others seeing them as malicious, interpretations that appear in various
contexts. To establish a diagnosis, at least four of the following must be observed
characteristics (criteria):
The subject suspects, without sufficient basis, that others are going to take advantage of him, that they are going to
to do harm or they are going to deceive them.

Harbors unfounded doubts about the loyalty or fidelity of friends and partners.
He is reluctant to trust others out of an unfounded fear that the information that
Share it, it will be used against you.
Glimpse, in the most innocent observations or facts, hidden meanings that are
degrading or threatening.
Harbors grudges for a long time (for example, does not forget insults, slanders or
contempts.)
Perceives attacks on his person or his reputation, attacks that are not obvious to the
Other; is predisposed to react with anger or to counterattack.
Repeated and unjustified suspicion that your spouse or partner is unfaithful.

SCHIZOTYPAL PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster A)

General pattern of social and interpersonal deficits associated with acute distress and a capacity
reduced for personal relationships, as well as cognitive or perceptual distortions
diagnose if five (or more) of the following points (criteria) are met:

Appearance of reference ideas (excluding delusional reference ideas)

Having strange beliefs or magical thinking that influences behavior and that is not
consistent with subcultural norms (e.g., superstition, believing in clairvoyance,
telepathy or 'sixth sense'
Having unusual perceptual experiences, including body illusions
Thought and language are rare (e.g., vague, circumstantial, metaphorical, or
stereotyped
Suspicion or paranoid ideation may appear
The affectivity is inappropriate or restricted.
Strange or eccentric behavior or appearance
Absence of close friends or distrust apart from first-degree relatives.
Excessive social anxiety that does not diminish with familiarization and tends to be associated
with paranoid fears more than with negative judgments about oneself
 SCHIZOID PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster A)

The subject exhibits a general pattern of distancing from social relationships and of restriction of
emotional expression in the interpersonal sphere. To establish the diagnosis, it is necessary that one
four or more of the following signs (criteria):

He/She does not desire personal relationships nor enjoys them, including being part of a family.
Almost always choose solitary activities.
They have little or no interest in having sexual experiences with another person.
Enjoy with few or no activities.
He/She has no close friends or trusted people, apart from first-degree relatives.
He is indifferent to the compliments or criticisms of others.
Displays emotional coldness, detachment, or flattening of affect.
 HISTRIONIC PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster B)

The pattern of excessive emotionality and seeking attention. For their diagnosis, they have to
to have at least five of the following characteristics (criteria):

The subject does not feel comfortable in situations where they are not the center of attention.
His interaction with others is often characterized by sexually charged behavior.
seducer or provocateur.
Exhibits a superficial and rapidly changing emotional expression.
He/She permanently uses physical appearance to draw attention to himself/herself.
He/She has an excessively subjective way of speaking that lacks nuance.
It is expressed in a theatrical manner, with exaggerated emotional expression.
He is suggestible and susceptible to influence.

Consider their relationships to be more intimate than they actually are.

NARCISSISTIC PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster B)

A general pattern of grandiosity (in imagination or behavior), need for

admiration and lack of empathy. At least five of the following conditions must be met
(criteria):

The subject perceives themselves as extremely important: they exaggerate their achievements and
capabilities, expects to be recognized as superior, without achievements being proportional.
They have fantasies of success, power, brilliance, beauty, or unlimited love.
Believe in yourself that you are special, unique. Think that you can only be understood by, or only
can relate to other people (or institutions) that are special or of high status.
Demand excessive admiration from others.
It comes across as extremely pretentious: it harbors unreasonable expectations of receiving treatment from
special favor or that their claims are automatically fulfilled.
Exploit others in their interpersonal relationships, take advantage of others to achieve.
his own goals.
Lacks empathy; is reluctant to acknowledge or identify with the feelings and needs of
the others.
Often envies others or believes that others envy him.
He behaves in an arrogant or haughty manner.
 BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster B)

The subject shows a general pattern of instability in interpersonal relationships, the

self-image, effectiveness, and a notable impulsivity. The diagnosis is established if five or
more of the following symptoms (criteria):

Frantic efforts to avoid a real or imagined abandonment.

Unstable and intense interpersonal relationships, characterized by the alternation between the
extremes of idealization and devaluation.
Alteration of identity, with a pronounced unstable sense of self.
Potentially self-harming impulsivity in at least two areas, namely (economic,
sexual, substances, trafficking, food.
Recurrent suicidal behaviors, attempts, or threats, or behavior of
self-harm.
Affective instability due to notable reactivity of mood (e.g., episodes of
intense dysphoria, irritability or anxiety, which usually last for a few hours and rarely a few days.
Chronic feelings of emptiness.
Inappropriate and intense anger, difficulties controlling anger (e.g., frequent outbursts of bad temper)
genius, constant anger, recurring physical fights.
Transitory paranoid ideation related to stress or severe dissociative symptoms.

ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER (Cluster B)

The subject must be over 18 years old and exhibit a pattern of behavior characterized by contempt.
and the violation of the rights of others. Such a pattern must appear before the age of 15 (see
Disocial Disorder) and, in order to establish the diagnosis, at least three of the following must be present
criteria

Failure to adapt to social norms regarding legal behavior.

Dishonesty (lying repeatedly, using an alias, scamming others to obtain a)
personal benefit or for pleasure.
Impulsivity, inability to plan for the future.
Irritability and aggressiveness (frequent fights, aggression towards people and things).
Reckless disregard for one's own safety or that of others.
Persistent irresponsibility (inability to maintain a job consistently or to
taking on financial obligations.
Lack of remorse in the face of such events: shows indifference or justifies it.
 Dissocial Disorder (Criterion C of Antisocial Disorder)

Repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others are violated
important social roles or norms typical of the age, manifesting through the presence of three
(or more) of the following criteria during the last 12 months and for fewer than one criterion during
the last 6 months (For the case of criterion C of antisocial personality disorder, at least
3 criteria before the age of 15:

Often boasts, threatens, or intimidates others.

He often starts physical fights.
He/She has used a weapon that can cause physical harm.
He has shown physical cruelty towards people.
He has shown physical cruelty towards animals.
He has stolen by confronting the victim.
He/She has forced someone into a sexual activity.
He has deliberately started fires.
He has deliberately destroyed other people's property.
He has violated the home, the house, or the car.
Often lies to obtain goods or favors or to avoid obligations.
He has stolen objects of certain value without confrontation with the victim.
He often stays out at night despite parental prohibitions, starting
that behavior before the age of 13.
He has run away from home at least twice during the night (or just once without returning.
over a long period of time).
He/She usually skips school, starting this practice before the age of 13.
 OTHER DIAGNOSTIC INSTRUMENTS FOR DISORDERS OF THE
PERSONALITY

IPDE

Semi-structured interview consisting of 99 items. However, it is not necessary to apply all 99.
questions, for that:
Include only the disorders of interest.
Apply the IPDE Evaluation Questionnaire (77 True/False questions). Inquire only in the
questions about disorders with a score > 3 on the questionnaire.

The interview provides a categorical score (Absence/Presence of the Diagnosis) and a

dimensional scoring (Number of criteria considered pathological within a disorder). The
The questionnaire cannot be used to obtain either a categorical or dimensional score.

PDQ-4

Self-reported questionnaire of 99 questions (True/False format) about personality disorders of

DSM-IV.

Useful for research and for a quick screening, but it is necessary to validate the diagnosis with another.
instrument
 ANNEX 1
STRUCTURED CLINICAL INTERVIEW FOR DISORDERS OF
THE PERSONALITY OF AXIS II OF THE DSM-IV (SCID-II)

These questions are about the type of person you are in general (that is, how you have felt or behaved)
normally for many years). Circle the word "YES" if the question applies to you.
completely or generally, or circle the word 'NO' if it does not apply to you. If you do not understand
Any questions or if you are unsure of the answer, leave it blank.

EVI 1. Have you avoided jobs or tasks that involved dealing with a lot of people?………………….. NO YES
(4) Do you avoid forming relationships with other people unless you are sure they will like you?…... NO YES
3. Do you find it difficult to be 'open' even with the people you are in a relationship with?
close?……………………………………………………………………………………………... NO YES
4. Are you often worried about being criticized or rejected in social situations?…………………... NO YES
5. Do you generally remain quiet when meeting new people?…………………………………. NO YES
6. Do you think you are not as good, smart, or attractive as most people?.......... NO YES
7. Are you afraid to try new things?……………………………………………………………….. NO YES
DEP Do you need to be advised and relieved a lot by other people before you can
(5) Make daily decisions, like what clothes to wear or what to order at a restaurant?………… NO YES
9. Do you depend on other people to control important areas of your life, such as affairs
economic, child care or decisions about where and how to live?……………………… NO YES
10. Do you find it difficult to disagree with other people even when you believe they are wrong?
wrong?………………………………………………………………………………………... NO YES
11. Do you find it difficult to start or complete tasks when there is no one to help you?........................ NO YES
12. Have you frequently volunteered to perform unpleasant tasks? ......................... NO YES
Do you generally feel uncomfortable when you are alone?
14. When an intimate relationship ends, do you feel that you have to immediately find another one?
person to take care of you?……………………………………………………………………………….. NO YES
15. Are you very worried about being abandoned and having to take care of yourself?………………………….. NO YES
O-C 16. Are you the kind of person who pays attention to details, order, and organization or one who does not?
(4) Do you like making lists and agendas? NO YES
17. Do you have problems finishing tasks or work because you spend too much time?
trying to do things perfectly?……………………………………………………... NO YES
18. Do you or others think that you are so dedicated to your work (or studies) that you do not
there is time for no one else, or simply to have fun?……………………………………... NO YES
Do you have very strict values about what is right and what is wrong?………………….. NO YES
20. Do you find it hard to throw things away because they might be useful someday? ……………………… NO YES
21. Do you find it difficult to let other people help you unless they do things exactly how
Do you want?………………………………………………………………………………………….. NO YES
Do you find it difficult to spend money on yourself or others, even if you have enough?...... NO YES
23. Are you often so sure you are right that you don't care what others say? .......... NO YES
Have other people told you that you are stubborn and inflexible?
P-A 25. When someone asks you to do something you don't want to do, do you say yes but then not do it?
(4) slowly and badly?……………………………………………………………………………………... NO YES
When you don't want to do something, do you usually just 'forget' to do it? .................... NO YES
27. Do you often feel that others do not understand you or that they do not appreciate how much you...
does it? NO YES
28. Are you often in a bad mood or do you tend to argue?…………………………………………….. NO YES
29. Have you found that most of your bosses, teachers, supervisors, doctors, and people...
supposedly experts are actually not?.................................................. NO YES
30. Do you often think that it's unfair that other people have more than you?........................NO YES
 Do you often complain about having had worse luck than normal?………………………….. NO YES
32. Often refuses angrily to do what others want, and then feels bad and
Excuse me?…………………………………………………………………………………………….. NO YES
DPR 33. Do you usually feel unhappy, or like life is not pleasant?…………………………… NO YES
(5) 34. Do you believe you are basically an incapable person and often do not feel good about yourself?
same?……………………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
Do you disqualify yourself often?
36. Do you think a lot about bad things that have happened in the past or worry about those that might happen?
happen in the future? NO YES
Do you often judge others harshly and easily find faults in them?………………… NO YES
38. Do you believe that most people are not good?…………………………………………. NO YES
39. Do you almost always expect things to go wrong?………………………………………………... NO YES
Do you often feel guilty about things you have done or failed to do? ……………………… NO YES
PAR 41. Do you often have to be alert to prevent others from taking advantage of you or hurting you?…………... NO YES
Do you spend a lot of time wondering if you can trust your friends or coworkers? ... NO YES
Do you think it's better not to let other people know much about you because they could
use the information against you?………………………………………………………………... NO YES
44. Do you often detect hidden threats or insults in what people say or do?…… NO YES
Are you the kind of person who holds a grudge or takes a long time to forgive people?
have they insulted or belittled you?……………………………………………………………... NO YES
46. Are there many people you cannot forgive for something they did or said to you?
a long time? NO YES
47. Do you often get angry or furious when someone criticizes or insults you in some way?
way? NO YES
Have you often suspected that your partner was unfaithful?
EQT 49. When you are in public and see people talking, do you often feel like they are talking about you? NO YES
Do you often have the impression that things that have no special meaning
for most people, they actually contain a special message for you?.......... NO YES
51. When you are among people, do you often have the feeling that they are watching or looking at you?
staring?…………………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
52. Have you ever felt that you could make things happen just by wishing for them?
or thinking about them?………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
Have you had personal experiences of a supernatural kind?
Do you believe you have a 'sixth sense' that allows you to know and predict things that others cannot?....... NO YES
55. Have you often felt as if objects or shadows were really people or
animals, or that the noises were actually voices of people?………………………………….. NO YES
56. Have you ever felt that some person or force was around you even though it wasn't there?
Could I see anyone?…………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
57. Do you frequently see auras or energy fields around people?………………………… NO YES
NO YES
Encode with a 3 if any of the criteria 1, 2, 3, 4, or 7 of the Paranoid T has been scored with a 3... YES IF
57.2 INTERVIEW: Inappropriate or Restricted Affectivity?.................................................................. NO YES
57.3 ENTREVISTA: ¿Comportamiento o apariencia rara, excéntrica o peculiar?.................................... NO SÍ
Are there very few people you feel close to apart from your immediate family?................ NO YES
59. Do you often feel nervous when you are with other people?………………………………. NO YES
EQD 60. Is it unimportant to you whether you have personal relationships or not?………………………………… NO YES
(4) 61. Do you almost always prefer to do things alone rather than with other people?........................ NO YES
62. Could you be satisfied without ever having any sexual relationship with another person? …………….. NO YES
63. Are there really very few things that provide you with pleasure?.................... NO YES
Already encoded in question 58 YES, IT IS

Is it completely indifferent to you what other people think of you? …………………………….. NO YES
65. Tb. Interview: Do you think there is nothing that makes you very happy or very sad? .............. NO YES
HIS 66. Do you like to be the center of attention?………………………………………………………………… NO YES
Interview: Do you flirt a lot?
68. Tb. Interview: Do you often realize that you are behaving in a seductive manner with others?
people? NO YES
68.1 ENTREVISTA: ¿Expresión emocional superficial o rápidamente cambiante?.................................. NO SÍ
Does he/she try to get attention through his/her style of dress or physical appearance?
Excessively subjective and lacking nuances way of speaking?
Do you often appear as a dramatic and picturesque person?……...………… NO YES
71. Do you often change your opinion depending on the people you are with or what you have just read or
Watch on television? NO YES
72. Do you have many friends to whom you feel very close?……………………………………... NO YES
NAR Do you often feel that others do not appreciate your talent or qualities?
(5) 74. Have other people told you that you have an overly high opinion of yourself?.......... NO YES
Do you think a lot about someday achieving power, fame, or recognition?………………... NO YES
76. Do you spend a lot of time thinking that someday you will enjoy the perfect romance? ............... NO YES
77. When you have a problem, do you almost always insist on seeing the person in charge?…………………. NO YES
Do you consider that it is important to dedicate time to special or influential people?………... NO YES
Is it very important to you that people pay attention to you or admire you in some way?...... NO YES
80. Do you think it is unnecessary to respect certain rules or social conventions if they imply a
obstáculo en su camino?…………………………………………………………………………….. NO SÍ
81. Do you consider yourself the kind of person who deserves special treatment? NO YES
82. Do you often find it necessary to take advantage of others to get what you want?……………... NO YES
83. Do you often have to put your needs before those of others?…………………..... NO YES
84. Do you often expect other people to do what you ask without hesitation, just because of who you are?....... NO YES
85. Do you really not care about the problems and feelings of others?……………………. NO YES
86. Have some people complained that you do not listen to them or that you do not care about them?
sentimientos?………………………………………………………………………………………... NO SÍ
87. Do you often feel envious of other people? ............................................................. NO YES

Do you think others often envy you? ……………………………………… NO YES

Do you think there are very few people who deserve your time and attention?
Arrogant or haughty behaviors?........................................................... NO YES
LIM 90. Have you frequently become furious when you believed that someone you really cared about was going to...
(5) abandon him?………………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
91. Do the relationships with the people you truly care about have many extreme ups and downs? ... NO YES
92. Does your sense of who you are or where you are going sometimes change suddenly? ...................... NO YES
Does your sense of who you are often change dramatically?…………… NO YES
94. Are you different with different people or in different situations, so that sometimes
Do we really not know who you are?...................................................... NO YES
95. Have there been many abrupt changes in your goals, professional plans, beliefs?
religious, etc.?……………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
96. Have you often done things impulsively? (Buying, sex, drugs, driving, eating)......…….. NO YES
Have you tried to harm yourself or kill yourself, or have you threatened to do so?........................... NO YES
Have you ever cut, burned, or hurt yourself on purpose?
Do you experience a lot of sudden mood changes?………………………………. NO YES
100. Do you frequently feel empty inside?......................................................... NO YES
Do you often have bursts of anger or get so enraged that you lose control?……………... NO YES
102. When you get angry, do you hit people or throw objects?…………………………………… NO YES
Does he get very angry even over unimportant things?
104. When under great tension, do you become suspicious of other people or do you feel
especially distant and absent?…………………………………………………………………... NO YES
ANT Before the age of 15, did you intimidate or threaten other children?
(2) 106. Before the age of 15, did you provoke fights?……………………………………………………… NO YES
 C 107. Before the age of 15, did you injure or threaten someone with a weapon, such as a stick, a
stone, a broken bottle, a knife or a gun?………………………………………………….. NO YES
Before the age of 15, did you deliberately torture someone or cause them physical pain and suffering?..... NO YES
Before the age of 15, did you torture or intentionally harm animals?……………………………………... NO YES
110. Before the age of 15, did you steal, mug, or forcibly take something from someone by threatening them?………. NO YES
111. Before the age of 15, did you force anyone to have sexual relations with you, to undress?
in front of you or to touch you sexually?……………………………………… NO YES
112. Before the age of 15, did you start any fires? ........................................................ NO YES

Before the age of 15, did you deliberately destroy things that were not yours?
114. Before the age of 15, did you break into houses, other buildings, or other people's cars?…………….. NO YES
115. Before the age of 15, did you lie a lot or deceive other people?………………………………… NO YES
116. Before the age of 15, did you steal things (without confronting the victim) or forge someone else's signature?
persons? NO YES
Before the age of 15, did you run away from home and stay out all night?…………………………………... NO YES
118. Before the age of 13, did you spend a lot of time outside the house and arrive much later than the
allowed time?……………………………………………………………………………………… NO YES
Before the age of 13, did you often skip class?
ANT Have you repeatedly committed acts that go against the law?..............……………………….. NO YES
Have you often had to lie or cheat other people to get what you wanted? ... NO YES
A 122. Do you often act impulsively, without thinking about the consequences that your actions may have for
Are you or other people? NO YES
123. Has there ever been a time when you did not have a fixed place to live?............……………………. NO YES
Since you were 15 years old, have you participated in fights?.............….......…………………………... NO YES
Have you ever hit or thrown objects at your husband/wife or partner? .........………………………… NO YES
126. Have you ever hit a child so hard that it caused bruises or contusions, or that
Would I have to stay in bed or see a doctor? ..........................................…...……………………... NO YES
127. Have you threatened or assaulted anyone other than your partner and who was not a child?.................... NO YES
128. Have you driven while drunk or drugged?
129. Have you been responsible for serious traffic accidents? ...................................................................... NO YES
130. Do you not use protection whenever you have sexual relations with someone you do not know well?...... NO YES
131. Has anyone ever said that you allowed a child in your care to be in danger?... NO YES
132. In the last five years, have you been out of work for an extended period?........................... NO YES
Have you left a job without having another in prospect?
134. When I was working, did I miss a lot of work? ....................................................................... NO YES
Have you ever owed money to someone and not paid them back?.......................................................... NO YES
136. Have you stopped financially supporting your children or anyone else who depended on you?
You?..................................................................................................................................................... NO YES
137. When you do something wrong, do you not feel remorse?............................................................. NO YES

SCID-II (SCORE SUMMARY SHEET)

Quality and global fulfillment of information:

Poor

Duration of the interview (minutes):____________________

 PERSONALITY DISORDER
Number of items (criteria) rated with a 3 (The boxed numbers indicate the
threshold required for diagnosis

FOR AVOIDANCE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
FOR DEPENDENCE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
OBSESSIVE-COMPULSIVE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
PASSIVE-AGGRESSIVE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Depressive 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
PARANOID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Schizotypal 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
SCHIZOID 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
Histrionic 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
Narcissist 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
LIMIT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
ANTISOCIAL (Criterion A) 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
NOT SPECIFIED 1