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Which behavior is most typical for clients with borderline personality disorder?

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Rationale: The correct answer is 'Impulsive.' Clients with borderline personality disorder often exhibit impulsive, potentially self-damaging behaviors. Arrogance is more characteristic of narcissistic personality disorder, eccentric behavior aligns with schizotypal personality disorder, and dependent behavior is typical of dependent personality disorder.
Therefore, the key feature of borderline personality disorder is impulsivity.

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