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Significados de antisocial personality disorder en inglés

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Personality disorder that involves a pervasive pattern of disregard for other people.

sociopatia
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Examples for "apd"
Examples for "apd"
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Live always in the fear of God, apd never forget his benefits.
The Lives of the Fathers, Martyrs, and Other Principal Saints. J...
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I went around, and was Stoped by a 5th which apd.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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Those people apd much pleased with the Corn mill which we were obliged to use, & was fixed in the boat.
The Journals of Lewis and Clark, 1804-1806
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Up until recently, children were paying the same APD rate as adults.
The South African
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Significant impairment in patients with APD was limited to processing speed.
Pubmed
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Eating other peoples food needs to be the in-house test for psychopathy.
The South African
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They're starting to enjoy hurting other kids and showing signs of psychopathy.
Radio NZ
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Understanding the neuroscience of psychopathy is a fascinating and important branch of psychiatry.
The Guardian
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This ability is impaired in several psychiatric disorders, such as autism and psychopathy.
Pubmed
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Among them is a psychopathy test, like the Hare Psychopathy Checklist.
Wired
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Anything above a score of thirty gets you a diagnosis of sociopathy.
John Dies at the End
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There's nothing normal or acceptable about this level of sociopathy from the Government.
The Guardian
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The other pigeonhole, sociopathy, was nearer the truth, though I believe there were still some differences.
The Vital Abyss
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This is a black comedy of pure sociopathy.
The Guardian
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And the sociopathy tends to evaporate when you're not compelled to find drugs and places to do drugs.
Radio NZ
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DDs did not predict adulthood ASPD in either group.
Pubmed
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Our study made this distinction and showed that these two genes may be associated ASPD without co-morbid alcoholism.
Pubmed
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(Could lead to DID, ADHD, NPD, BPD, AHD, AsPD, PPD, etc.)
The Developmental Psychology of Psychopathology
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Conclusions: These results underscore the importance of assessing a wide range of behaviors and personality indices, including ASPD, among treatment-seeking pathological gamblers.
Pubmed
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Further, logistic regression identified male gender, history of illicit drug use and severity of gambling and medical problems as independent predictors of ASPD.
Pubmed
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Her ability to pretend suggested a sociopathic personality, though he was doing a credible job of pretending himself.
Acts of faith
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Reforming sociopathic personalities, alas, is beyond my powers as a columnist.
Reuters
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Some of the recipients verged uncomfortably closely on sociopathic personalities, without the sort of moral governors people need in a healthy society.
Ashes Of Victory
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He's a psychopathic personality and his family has millions.
Operation: Outer Space
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But Cochrane was not a psychopathic personality.
Operation: Outer Space
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He was a psychopathic personality.
Operation: Outer Space
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He also showed striking evidences of a psychopathic personality with a strong suggestion of epilepsy, but with intact intelligence.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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This young man was endowed with a psychopathic personality, and there was a history of short attacks of depression.
The Journal of Abnormal Psychology, Volume 10
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In fact, on these criteria, they beat even the subset of patients who had been diagnosed with psychopathic personality disorders.
The Guardian
Uso de antisocial personality disorder en inglés
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Among common factor models, evidence suggests that antisocial personality disorder accounts for some increased comorbidity.
Pubmed
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Meta-analyses comparing cognitive function in violent schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder to healthy controls were conducted.
Pubmed
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The two psychiatric illnesses most implicated in violence are schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder (APD).
Pubmed
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Very few studies explored comorbid violent schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder despite this being common in clinical practice.
Pubmed
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I am of the opinion that Ethan has antisocial personality disorder with obsessive tendencies, possibly bordering on psychopathy.
Seven Minutes in Heaven
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We also examined the association of this polymorphism with antisocial personality disorder comorbidity in the extremely violent convicts.
Pubmed
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The dichotomized criterion for global trauma severity was predictive of cluster B, borderline, and antisocial personality disorder diagnoses.
Pubmed
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Biometrical modeling was applied to each symptom of antisocial personality disorder and summary measures of juvenile and adult symptoms.
Pubmed
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Furthermore, it was not demonstrated that this polymorphism is associated with antisocial personality disorder comorbidity in the extremely violent convicts.
Pubmed
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Within cluster B, only antisocial personality disorder showed significant associations with trauma scores, with specific prediction by sexual and physical abuse.
Pubmed
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In this way the consistency of the results is shown, but significance is only reached for one outcome: ' antisocial personality disorder symptoms'.
Pubmed
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Results: Meta-analyses indicated lower IQ, memory and executive function in both violent schizophrenia and antisocial personality disorder groups compared to healthy controls.
Pubmed
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The same relationships were found between childhood ODD and CD behaviors, and antisocial personality disorder in adulthood (mean age, 25).
Pubmed
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Cocaine-dependent patients with frequent marijuana use also used more cocaine and alcohol, and reported more medical, legal, and psychiatric problems, including antisocial personality disorder.
Pubmed
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Both antisocial personality disorder and violent schizophrenia groups had difficulties in aspects of facial affect recognition, although theory of mind results were less conclusive.
Pubmed
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We compared DSM-III-R antisocial personality disorder symptoms before vs after the age of 15 years within a sample of twins, rather than comparing across studies.
Pubmed