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Indifference to right and wrong
Persistent lying or deception
Use humor or charm to manipulate others
Recurring difficulties with the law
Repeated violations of the rights of others
Child abuse and neglect
Intimidation of others
Aggressive or violent
The lack of remorse for harming others
Impulsive behavior
Agitation
Poor relationships or improper
Labour irresponsible
The intensity of antisocial symptoms usually peak in '20 and then may decrease over time. It is unclear whether this is the result of aging or an increased awareness of the consequences of antisocial behavior. But when people with this disorder may be less likely to be crimes against each other later in life, they can still have difficulty functioning in relationships, at work or school.
If a loved one has an antisocial personality disorder
It 'is unlikely to convince a person to antisocial personality disorder, who has a problem - much less to convince him to seek treatment. Make your own wellbeing a priority. Ask your doctor to refer to the mental health provider who has the experience to help families affected by antisocial personality disorder. The therapist knows that this condition can help you learn to survive - and safe.
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