Understanding Antisocial Personality Disorder: Signs and Symptoms

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This content explains the diagnostic criteria for antisocial personality disorder, often linked to psychopathy. It highlights early warning signs such as violence, stealing, or truancy before age 15. Understanding these patterns can help identify the disorder early and raise awareness about its seriousness and long-term impact.

Channel: MedCircle Duration: 0:00:30

Questions

1. Why is antisocial personality disorder linked to being called a psychopath?

Because it is a long-standing pattern of conduct Because it is a short-term behavior Because it is caused by brain injury Because it develops only in adulthood

2. What disorder is described as the diagnostic equivalent of being a psychopath?

Borderline Personality Disorder Antisocial Personality Disorder Schizophrenia Narcissistic Personality Disorder

3. What attitude do individuals with antisocial personality disorder typically show towards their actions?

They confess immediately They feel deep remorse They try to hide them They just do it and don't care

4. By what age must the behavioral pattern appear to diagnose antisocial personality disorder?

18 12 15 10

5. Which of the following behaviors is mentioned as part of the early pattern seen before age 15?

Social withdrawal Obsessive cleaning Excessive studying Skipping school

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