Paranoid |||||||||||| 42% 49%
** Schizoid |||||||||||||||||||| 82% 53% **
Schizotypal |||||||||||| 46% 53%
Antisocial |||||||||||| 50% 47%
Borderline |||||||||||||| 54% 47%
Histrionic |||||||||||||| 54% 43%
Narcissistic |||||||||||| 50% 41%
Avoidant |||| 18% 39%
Dependent |||||| 26% 37%
Obsessive-Compulsive |||||||||||||| 54% 40%

Test Note: Read the descriptions below to avoid misinterpreting test results (for example, the Antisocial classification does not mean you are a loner, it means you tend to be insensitive towards others).

General Note: the validity and reliability of DSM personality disorders are still lacking in strong statistical evidence and clear agreement in the scientific and medical community. They are determined by the American Psychiatric Association and will likely be revised in the future.

** Author Note: I don't think Schizoid personality is a valid disorder (read), some of the smartest people in history were schizoid because they occupied a remote end of the intelligence bell curve. Schizotypal personality can encompass highly original thinkers as well as totally insane people so I think it's a flawed type. I think the remaining eight disorders are generally valid.