How might a psychologist describe sean, a person suffering from antisocial personality disorder?
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Disregard for society's lawsViolation of the physical or emotional rights of othersLack of stability in job and home lifeIrritability and aggressivenessLack of remorseConsistent irresponsibilityRecklessness, impulsivityDeceitfulnessA childhood diagnosis (or symptoms consistent with) conduct disorder
Antisocial personality is confirmed by a psychological evaluation. Other disorders should be ruled out first, as this is a serious diagnosis.
The alcohol and drug abuse common among people with antisocial personality disorder can exacerbate symptoms of the disorder. When substance abuse and antisocial personality disorder coexist, treatment is more complicated for both.
Antisocial personality is confirmed by a psychological evaluation. Other disorders should be ruled out first, as this is a serious diagnosis.
The alcohol and drug abuse common among people with antisocial personality disorder can exacerbate symptoms of the disorder. When substance abuse and antisocial personality disorder coexist, treatment is more complicated for both.
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