A 20-yr old female college student worries she might be going insane. For the past 2 yrs she had experienced increasingly frequent episodes of feeling "outside" of herself. These episodes were accompanied by a sense of deadness in her body. In addition, during these periods, the studet was uncertain of her balance and frequently stumbled into furniture; this was more apt to occur in public, especially if she was somewhat anxious. During these episodes she felt a lack of easy, natural control of her body and her thoughts seemed foggy as well. The student said she was experiencing the symptoms about twice per week, and each incident lasted about 3-4 hours. On several occassions the episodes occured while she was driving her car alone, so she stopped driving alone. She began to discuss the problems with her boyfriend; eventually he became less affectionate toward her, complaining she had lost her sense of humor and was totally self-preoccupied. The student's grades remained unimpaired, she slept well at night, no change in appetite, and no impairment in concentration. She was neither fatigued nor physicallu "edgy because of her worry. Howecer, because a cousin had been hospitalized for many years with mental illness, she is beginning to wonder if a similar fate might befall her.
What diagnosis(es) on the multiaxial would you give this student? (Studying personality disorders and previously mood disorders)