Match the following symptom descriptions with the most likely diagnosis. Andy is a graduate student. Andy is often concerned that other students are cheating off his papers and that his advisor only accepted him so that he can steal his ideas. Alex started keeping his notes in a locked safe and bought extra secutiry for his laptop. When his advisor confronted him about this behavior, Alex interpreted it as an attempt to access his work. Jocelyn is a sophomore in college who is majoring in elementary education. She sought counseling at the advice of her professor, who feels that she is not suited for the teaching profession. During her first visit, Jocelyn stated that she has always preferred to stay at home and either read or watch movies by herself. She has no friends. She did not seem concerned or angered by her professor's suggestion that she should switch majors and appeared highly detached. Even though James thinks he is the smartest, most attractive person in his workplace, he still feels vulnerable and threatened anytime a coworker proposes a new idea or compliments someone else on their appearance. Louise's favorite colors are "tie-dye and sequins." She often wears outrageous clothes and speaks loudly about her sexual escapades with anyone who will listen. Her behavior often makes others feel uncomfortable, and for this reason she does not have any close, intimate relationships. Mark is repeatedly arrested for vandalizing property in his neighborhood. When he is caught, he lies about having done it or, impulsively, picks a fight with the cops who arrest him. He has been in many physical fights. 1. Narcissistic personality disorder 2. Schizoid personality disorder 3. Paranoid personality disorder 4. Antisocial personality disorder 5. Histronic personality disorder