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'''Antisocial personality''' In its more common form this is a pattern of [[attitude]] and [[behavior]] which is characterized by conflict with others, particularly with authority figures; low tolerance of frustration and reduced development of [[conscience]]. In the clinical form it is the diagnosable [[Antisocial personality disorder]].
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'''Antisocial personality''' - in its more common form this is a pattern of [[attitude]] and [[behavior]] which is characterized by conflict with others, particularly with authority figures; low tolerance of frustration and reduced development of [[conscience]]. In the clinical form it is the diagnosable [[Antisocial personality disorder]]. People with this personality pattern were historically called as '''psychopaths'''.
   
   
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Antisocial personality - in its more common form this is a pattern of attitude and behavior which is characterized by conflict with others, particularly with authority figures; low tolerance of frustration and reduced development of conscience. In the clinical form it is the diagnosable Antisocial personality disorder. People with this personality pattern were historically called as psychopaths.


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