Cool ! No pressure to check out the paper , but it ' s an interesting one when you have the time . And actually , this paper makes the claim that only quakers and other five lovebird species in the Agapornis genus build nests . My collaborator Kevin updated me on this as we started working together . The two austral conures species in the genus Enicognathus also build nests . I know much less about this , although it seems that like lovebirds , the austral conures build nests inside cavities . <| sep |> I dunno wat to beleaf anymore <| sep |> Love the question ! Answers here nail it . <| sep |> No , he explains that it isn ' t a diagnosis , just an observed pattern of behaviour . So you don ' t get a diagnosis out of it , just a private working theory . His last bit explains well HCP is Not a DiagnosisWhen I developed the terms High Conflict Person , High Conflict Personality and HCP , I did not intend them to be a mental health diagnosis , such as a personality disorder . My intention was to assist ordinary people in managing their professional andor personal relationships with possible HCPs , not treating the individual as a patient . My intention was to make this information accessible to anyone who needed it if they suspected someone might be an HCP . I recommend having a Private Working Theory that someone may be an HCP . You don ' t tell the person and you don ' t assume you are right . You simply focus on key methods to help in managing your relationship , such as paying more attention to 1 connecting or bonding with the person with empathy , attention and respect 2 structuring the relationship around tasks rather than reacting to emotions 3 reality testing so that you don ' t necessarily believe everything you are told , but also don ' t assume the person is lying because they may honestly believe inaccurate information and 4 educating about consequences , as HCPs are often caught up in the moment and can ' t see the risks ahead . Of course , the HCP concept is closely related to the issues and methods of dealing with people with personality disorders . But only mental health professionals can diagnosis and treat personality disorders . While the committee currently revising the DSM is planning to change the way diagnoses are made for personality disorders , it won ' t have any effect on dealing with possible HCPs because this is not a diagnosis . It ' s a description of highconflict patterns of behavior . It ' s better to learn about the predictable behavior patterns of HCPs and ways to respond constructively in professional and personal relationships . If you think someone is an HCP , use this information as a Private Working Theory and focus on changing your own behavior , not theirs .