Antisocial Personality Disorders
Not every person can function in a normal society as we perceive it. Every individual is different according to their personality, culture, social upbringing, and various other factors. A person may not be able to fit into a social structure due to just moving into a new culture /country. However there are some people who, no matter what the circumstances are, always remain the outcast. For those who cannot participate in our social fabric, they are said to be suffering from an antisocial personality disorder. In my paper I shall be talking about various causes and effects of this disorder, and how it can be tackled, along with a few examples.
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This often leads them to face problems against the law. Their sense of superiority leads them to behave in an aggressive and arrogant manner, which often leads them to violate laws often. In the process of breaking a law they might bring physical or mental damage upon others. However as far as this disorder goes, they usually more often than not seem to have no sympathy towards others. As far as it can be said, since they have a lack of knowledge between right and wrong, their decision taking is almost impaired. For which they often take unnecessary risks, which others most likely would refrain from.
These are some of the most common traits seen among people suffering from antisocial personality disorder. This disorder just does not spring up, but rather is built up over time since childhood. However it is hard to trace as to when it might actually begin as traits do not surface up until adolescence to early adulthood.
Antisocial personality can be developed in a person via different sources and causes. Such as being abused during childhood, being treated harshly, etc. However all the causes fall under two sorts, genetically inherited, or environmental factors.
Antisocial personality disorder can be inherited, as some basic traits are inherited from parents. A person could be shy, or over the top excited due to the genetics inherited from their parents or from somewhere along the
Not every person can function in a normal society as we perceive it. Every individual is different according to their personality, culture, social upbringing, and various other factors. A person may not be able to fit into a social structure due to just moving into a new culture /country. However there are some people who, no matter what the circumstances are, always remain the outcast. For those who cannot participate in our social fabric, they are said to be suffering from an antisocial personality disorder. In my paper I shall be talking about various causes and effects of this disorder, and how it can be tackled, along with a few examples.
When someone is suffering from antisocial personality disorder, it …show more content…
This often leads them to face problems against the law. Their sense of superiority leads them to behave in an aggressive and arrogant manner, which often leads them to violate laws often. In the process of breaking a law they might bring physical or mental damage upon others. However as far as this disorder goes, they usually more often than not seem to have no sympathy towards others. As far as it can be said, since they have a lack of knowledge between right and wrong, their decision taking is almost impaired. For which they often take unnecessary risks, which others most likely would refrain from.
These are some of the most common traits seen among people suffering from antisocial personality disorder. This disorder just does not spring up, but rather is built up over time since childhood. However it is hard to trace as to when it might actually begin as traits do not surface up until adolescence to early adulthood.
Antisocial personality can be developed in a person via different sources and causes. Such as being abused during childhood, being treated harshly, etc. However all the causes fall under two sorts, genetically inherited, or environmental factors.
Antisocial personality disorder can be inherited, as some basic traits are inherited from parents. A person could be shy, or over the top excited due to the genetics inherited from their parents or from somewhere along the