ASPD Overview 3

Question 1

Which of the following is NOT one of the DSM-5 diagnostic criteria for ASPD?

Accepted Answer

Auditory hallucinations

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Deceitfulness

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Impulsivity

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Consistent irresponsibility

Question 2

What does the term 'callousness' mean in the context of ASPD?

Accepted Answer

Lack of empathy and indifference to the feelings of others

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Extreme physical sensitivity

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Tendency to feel guilt after harmful actions

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Excessive concern for social rules

Question 3

Which of the following environmental factors is most strongly associated with the development of ASPD?

Accepted Answer

Childhood abuse and neglect

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High socioeconomic status

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Overprotective parenting

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Urban upbringing

Question 4

What is 'conning behavior' in the context of ASPD?

Accepted Answer

Deliberately manipulating others for personal gain or pleasure

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Memorizing complex information quickly

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Avoiding social interactions

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Displaying excessive generosity to others

Question 5

Which of the following is true about ASPD and remorse?

Accepted Answer

Lack of remorse is a key diagnostic feature of ASPD

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Individuals with ASPD frequently express genuine remorse

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Remorse is not a criterion for ASPD

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Individuals with ASPD are legally excused due to lack of remorse

Question 6

What is the heritability estimate for antisocial behavior based on twin studies?

Accepted Answer

About 40–60%

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Less than 10%

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About 20–30%

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Over 90%

Question 7

Which population has the highest prevalence of ASPD?

Accepted Answer

Prison and forensic settings

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Outpatient psychiatric clinics

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Elementary school children

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Geriatric care facilities