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    To kill someone solely because the person did not like them is an example of antisocial personality disorder. The person who committed the murder of her old third grade teacher because the teacher did not like her and bullied her, had antisocial personality disorder. While the teacher was at fault for bullying a child, the motive was not strong enough to kill someone. The defendant did a few things that led up to the murder of her third-grade teacher was fueled by her antisocial…

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    Rougher Upbringing Study

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    People are born blank slates and are formed gradually into the person they become through personal experiences. A modern day philosopher named John Locke, states that a child’s life “is formed only through experience”. He believes that no matter how children are raised, it is the life experiences that actually influence their life more. This notion that people are not born to do terrible things, but maybe led down that dark path by things they live through. The website Live Science conducted a…

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    Conduct Disorder This paper will discuss some effects and best practice treatments for individuals whom have been diagnosed with conduct disorder. Based on empirical research Conduct disorder is normally prevalent among children and adolescences; however, some adults may also exhibit the disorder. Conduct Disorder is defined as “A repetitive and persistent pattern of behavior in which the basic rights of others or major age-appropriate societal norms or rules are violated, as manifested by the…

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    Accepting A Psychopath

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    Meryl Streep once said, “The great gift of human beings is that we have the power of empathy”, but what if a human does not bare that ‘gift’? It is fascinating that this gift of empathy that most of the population possesses and uses to understand each other could not be present in someone . A psychopath is the term used in society to label people who lack empathy. It is a mental disorder that is among the hardest ones to distinguish. It is frightening that a human being can be a pathological…

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    There was a time when you called someone that was not engaged in a group an antisocial person, other than the misusage of this word there is a bigger issue to be aware in our society. The following information that will be provided in this paper might be an eye opener of what and how a person that carries the Antisocial Personality Disorder acts in society. ( page 595, BOOK) Antisocial personality disorder is a long term psychological disorder best described as the persuasiveness pattern of…

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    Serial Killing

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    The topic of serial murder is seen all over media. It ranges from shows such as Dexter and Criminal Minds to movies like The Silence of the Lambs, Psycho, and Hannibal. While very entertaining, these shows, and the general media, fail to fully portray the actual reasons for serial killing. They force the observer “to believe that persons capable of random homicides must indeed be mentally ill or sick” (Hickey, 2016, p. 77) and it only increases our societies fear of those who have mental…

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    How Sociopaths Brain Works

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    My final paper is going to be about how sociopaths brain works, also the procedure of diagnosing someone as a sociopath. Some people think that sociopaths are crazy or can hide emotions well. These are all stereotypical ideas of what a sociopath is, but we can't really predict if someone is a sociopath by just talking to them. The correct definition of a sociopath is a person with a personality manifesting itself in extreme antisocial, or not wanting the company of others, attitudes, behavior…

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    the reading suggested that a psychopath can be anyone such as an average worker. Seeing how psychopaths can camouflage themselves in a group of a normal people, I can fathom how they can be undetected in a company environment. The reading defines psychopathy as “a personality disorder rooted in lying, manipulation, deceit, egocentricity, callousness, and other potentially destructive traits.” I never viewed someone being psychopathic as having a personality disorder. I believed it was due to an…

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    There is also a strong possibility that psychopathy is related to genetics, being passed from parent to child. A strong connection between childhood trauma to the frontal lobes or the region that allows human emotion and abuse exists between psychopaths as well. Psychopathic brains have a reduction of gray matter, fewer neurons, and increased white matter in the frontal lobes which causes more connections between the neurons- cells that transmit nerve impulses; it also is consistent with a…

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    Anti-social personality disorder is a mental illness that affects more than 2 million people in North America. Anti-social personality which is also called sociopath is when a person with a psychopathic personality whose behavior is anti-social and who lacks a sense of moral responsibility or social conscience. This is often seen in criminals. Sociopath and psychopath are two different types of mental illnesses that are usually thought to be interchangeable with one another. A psychopath is a…

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