Answer:
Antisocial personality disorder
Explanation:
Antisocial personality disorder (often abbreviated into ASPD or APD) is a mental illness classified as a personality disorder. ASPD is characterized by the lack of remorse when violating others rights, and disregard for what society considers as morally right or wrong.
Sociopathy is often seen as synonymous with this mental illness - and so does psychopathy, although the latter has been argued to be an entirely different classification to ASPD. This mental illness can only be diagnosed once an individual has entered the age of the majority. Underaged individuals displaying similar behavioral patterns are commonly diagnosed with another disorder called conduct disorder.
The correct answer is letter D.
<span>At a political forum, a government representative
gives a representation on an issue and the public is given time to share their
thoughts and opinions. Often times, the discussion is about the common issues
and concerns of the public (e.g. taxes, road building). This is where the
government representative is required to answer certain questions that the
public is relaying. </span>
The correct answer is compulsion.
In terms of addictions, compulsion refers to an intense and overwhelming urge to do something. Addictions lead to compulsions to perform an action and fulfill one's urges. In this instance, despite having something else scheduled at the time of his workout, Steve feels compelled to give into his addiction (exercising) by trying hard to find time for it.
