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Scilla [17]
3 years ago
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People with antisocial personality disorder are often more difficult to treat than people with other types of personality disord

ers. Why do you think this is so?
Biology
1 answer:
xxMikexx [17]3 years ago
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Answer:

I think that the difficulty in dealing with a person suffering from antisocial personality disorder is <u>due to their lack of remorse towards the bad things they can do</u>, things that possibly exceed the ethics or judgment of the person who is going to treat them. In addition, their lack of discernment towards what is really right or wrong can cause serious confrontations or discord between the person who suffers from the disorder and others.

Explanation:

The antisocial personality disorder consists of the lack of understanding of good and evil, with which, the person can come to commit bad things without any remorse and even seeming something normal, which is why their dealings with a person who has an ethic Iron could be very complicated, unlike other disorders where the person may do bad things, but they are aware of the bad things they do and, therefore, they regret it and they could try a change in their behavior.

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