Asked by Skyya Edwards on Apr 25, 2024
A person's spouse filed charges of battery. The person has a long history of acting-out behaviors and several arrests. Which statement by the person suggests an antisocial personality disorder?
A) "I have a quick temper, but I can usually keep it under control."
B) "I've done some stupid things in my life, but I've learned a lesson."
C) "I'm feeling terrible about the way my behavior has hurt my family."
D) "I get tired of being nagged. My spouse deserved the beating."
Battery
In a legal context, it refers to the act of intentionally inflicting harmful or offensive contact upon another person.
Acting-Out Behaviors
Exhibiting problematic behavior to express thoughts or emotions that are difficult to communicate verbally.
- Discern the attributes and predictable behaviors pertinent to numerous personality disorders.
Learning Objectives
- Discern the attributes and predictable behaviors pertinent to numerous personality disorders.
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