Moreover, the violent behavior done to him, and that he was forced to deal out as a pawn of the Sultan, led Dracula to have these characteristics of lacking empathy, violent impulsivity, and antisocial personality All because he was taught this behavior at such an impressionable age.
Body 3: General Strain Theory (2 Pages)
The final theory that I believe would best be associated with Vlad Dracula would be that of Robert Agnew’s General Strain Theory. The General strain theory states that when an individual experiences certain sources of strain they gain emotions of negative affective states, such as anger and frustration, and will develop antisocial behaviors and actions. Moreover, when strain is “high in magnitude, seen as unjust, associated with low social control, and creates some pressure or incentive for criminal coping”, like the strain Dracula felt could be described, it’ll produce violence(http://link.springer.com/referenceworkentry/10.1007/978-1-4614-5690-2_218/fulltext.html). Since I believe that Dracula had antisocial personality disorder, this theory would help to explain why he has such