Histrionic Personality Disorder (HPD) is a mental health condition where a person has a constant need to be at the center of attention and feel validated by others. It is one of the ten personality disorders recognized by the DSM-5. HPD is characterized by several symptoms such as being overly dramatic, having an exaggerated emotional response, and constantly seeking approval from others. Although the official term for this disorder is Histrionic Personality Disorder, there are other synonyms that may be used to describe it. Some of the synonyms for Histrionic Personality Disorder include Dramatic Personality Disorder, Attention-Seeking Disorder, and Theatrical Personality Disorder. These synonyms help to describe the characteristics of the condition and how it affects a person's behavior and interactions with others.