A psychological disorder characterized by failure to control impulses, temptations, or drives, resulting in harm to oneself or others are ______ disorders.
A) personality
B) impulse control
C) affective
D) adjustment

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The disorder described in the question is impulse control disorder, as it is characterized by failure to control impulses, temptations, or drives which can result in harm to oneself or others. Personality disorders refer to a pattern of thoughts, behaviors, and attitudes that are inflexible and cause significant distress or impairment in functioning. Affective disorders, such as depression or bipolar disorder, are characterized by disturbance in mood, and adjustment disorders are a group of related disorders characterized by a maladaptive reaction to a stressor.

A Psychological Disorder Characterized by Failure to Control Impulses, Temptations