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    Sociopaths In Adolescents

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    unknown because they mostly behave or act like a normal human being. No one knows who they are, they can be public servants, educators or the person who lives next door to you. Sociopaths are goal orientated people who suffer from antisocial personality disorder who do not understand consequences of guilt or remorse (O’Brien 2010, p. 4). Manipulative, pathological lying, shallow emotions, incapacity of love, lack of remorse, impulsive nature, parasitic lifestyle and early behavioural problems…

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    Intentional Interviewing

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    treating personality disorder is limited, and so interventions were chosen based on a rational analysis of the most effective way to treat a given problem. The eclectic interventions were integrated, delivered, and coordinated through an emphasis on generic methods and on a “phases of change” model targeting symptoms and problems systematically (Livesley, 2008). The results of this extensive case study suggest that no one intervention is more effective than any other in treating personality…

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    Tiffany Maxwell Theory

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    disturbance, Tiffany demonstrates an unstable self-image and a sense of one’s self. She suffers from borderline personality disorder, Tiffany shows the typical signs and symptoms; she has shown high intense mood swings ranging from rage to complete sadness as said before, commonly for Tiffany she expresses very intense anger and cannot control her anger. Another contribution to her disorder is her reoccurring suicidal behavior, gestures and threats. When she had social interaction with Pat she…

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    Boo Radley Mental Illness

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    medication. Boo Radley suffered one of these mental illnesses because of his living conditions; however, it is difficult to determine an exact diagnosis with the information given about him. Two likely ailments are Social Anxiety Disorder and Schizoid Personality Disorder. Physical isolation and environmental deprivation affect development immensely. One of the most important factors is the timing of which the person is…

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    In treatment, the most common diagnoses for sex offenders are paraphilias, personality disorders, and substance use disorders (Jackson & Richards, 2007). Becker, Stinson, Tromp, and Messer (2003) estimate that as many as 80% of sex offenders meet the criteria for a diagnosable personality disorder. There has been very little evaluation of the use of dialectical behavioral therapy (DBT) with sex offenders, but some researchers and practitioners…

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    Analysis ” Antisocial personality disorder is a psychosocial theory that is often referred to as psychopathy…Those that live with Antisocial Personality Disorder frequently lack empathy and tend to be heartless, sarcastic, and condescending towards the feelings, rights, and sufferings of others. They may have an exaggerated and egotistical self-appraisal and may be excessively narrow-minded, self-confident, or boastful. A personality disorder is an enduring pattern of inner experience and…

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    antisocial personality disorder which sometimes can be describe as sociopathy. According to Landfield, “Antisocial personality disorder is a condition that describes a constellation of interpersonal, emotional, and behavioral functioning marked by deceit, lack of guilt and empathy, and callous disregard for the welfare of others” (par 3). The Joker from the film Batman is a psychotic anarchist who brings chaos to the people to find Batman, and this is an example of antisocial personality…

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    the main characters in Dead Poets Society is Todd Anderson. Todd’s main features seem to be his quiet nature and shyness but this is too limiting. A more thorough look into his character reveals signs for both social anxiety disorder (SAD) and avoidant personality disorder (APD). SAD and APD are closely related as they both deal with feelings of anxiousness and inadequacy. SAD deals more with specific feelings of anxiousness associated with social situations. Todd displays these from…

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    In most cases, dogs are a man’s best friend; however in this film, all Lars needed was a blow-up doll named Bianca, and a community that was willing to challenge their perception of what is considered to be normal in order to help Lars cope with distress. It was beautiful and even somehow magical the way “Lars and the Real Girl” shows us that sometimes the saying is true, that all people ready need is love to overcome anything. And help us rethink what distress is and reevaluating our…

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    Comorbidity Morbidity

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    Comorbidity Posttraumatic stress disorder is estimated to occur in 8% of the population; the prevalence rates increase dramatically in persons suffering from other mental disorders (Iribarren et al., 2008). Approximately 80% of people who suffer with Posttraumatic Stress Disorder suffer from an additional co-occurring disorder. Posttraumatic stress disorder can be caused in a myriad of ways. Posttraumatic stress disorder occurs in response to a traumatic event by an individual. However, no…

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