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Which set of adjective pairs correctly describes the clusters into which DSM-IV-TR personality disorders are grouped?
(a) odd/eccentric, dangerous/inconsistent, and shy/withdrawn
(b) shy/withdrawn, anxious/fearful, and dangerous/inconsistent
(c) shy/withdrawn, dramatic/emotional, and bizarre/thought disordered
(d) odd/eccentric, dramatic/emotional, and anxious/fearful