A friend says to you, "He must have antisocial personality disorder; look how careful he is about his own well-being, but how careless he is about others' safety." Your most accurate reply would be:

A. "You're right; those are classic characteristics of antisocial personality disorder."

B. "You're partly right; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careful about the safety of family members."

C. "You're partly right; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careless about their own safety, as well as the safety of others."

D. "You've got it backwards; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careless of their own safety, but show at least some concern for others' safety."

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Mia Reeves

22 October, 00:30

A friend says to you, "He must have antisocial personality disorder; look how careful he is about his own well-being, but how careless he is about others' safety." Your most accurate reply would be:

A. "You're right; those are classic characteristics of antisocial personality disorder."

B. "You're partly right; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careful about the safety of family members."

C. "You're partly right; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careless about their own safety, as well as the safety of others."

D. "You've got it backwards; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careless of their own safety, but show at least some concern for others' safety."

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Amanda Conner · Answer 1

"You're partly right; most people with antisocial personality disorder are careless about their own safety, as well as the safety of others."

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

Anti-social personality disorder is a mental condition. In this, a person who suffers from the disorder manipulates, exploits and violate the rights of the others and they do not regret their decision of invading the space of others.

Such people disregard the feelings of others and are also not bothered about their own safety and security. The symptoms of antisocial personality disorder may appear in childhood but they get more noticeable as a person grows older.