<s>[INST] Here's a list of people who are getting a diagnosis of personality disorders. Some of them may actually have the diagnosis and some may not. Now, I'm going to give you the 4 scenarios and I want you to determine which ones are most likely having the ACTUAL symptomatology of a personality disorder. Please keep this in mind. Scenario 1: Peter - 38 years old, has trouble financially supporting himself and his family because of his excessive spending habits and has been in debt multiple times; however, he claimed to be in a good relationship with his family and he loves them very much. Scenario 2: Rachel - 25 years old, has a history of unstable relationships and often gets into conflict with her partner. She has unrealistic expectations from her partner and expects them to fix her emotional problems. She also has a history of suicidal ideation. Scenario 3: Alex - 42 years old, never held a steady job and has been fired multiple times due to being consistently late, not meeting deadlines, and being "aloof". Alex has had multiple business ideas but none have been successful, he expects others to finance his ideas and has a sense of entitlement about him. Scenario 4: Olivia - 30 years old, successful business owner, has a strong sense of self and is assertive but also has a history of being ruthless in business and destroying reputations of people she doesn't like. Olivia has several friends, however, they all seem to be quite intimidated by her. 

Considering the scenarios, which one(s) are most likely having the actual symptomatology of a personality disorder?[/INST]