Conduct Disorder and Antisocial Personality Disorder
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Coping w a 14yr old dealing w this is exhausting. Also scary. Embarrassing having cuts n bruises on ya from your kid!!
You can still be dx with Conduct Disorder if you are over 18. In the DSM, it says if you are over 18, you must not meet criteria for antisocial PD
I have adult conduct disorder
I was diagnosed with Borderline Personality disorder and High recidivism ..... I dont notice these things and I have anxiety and depression and bunch of other stuff Anti social personality disorder ... I am UNTREATED and refuse meds and therapy But i am sober and the courts recognize I am doing really great somehow some way !
Thank you for the vedio....I have a question on test which have both Antisocial and Conduct disorder in option.....Now i am clear in difference between the two
Well why are you stealing nicknames
Hello !!!, my name is Anna and I am currently in the IB, for my EE my subject is how CD can develop ASPD, I would be very interested to have an interview with you at my work !
Hey Anna! thanks for watching. we don't know what IB or EE are. and unfortunately we're not giving interviews right now. but again, thanks for watching!
Can someone be diagnosed Conduct disorder and antisocial personality disorder if they are an adult? if its started under 18 and they are now an adult, like 27 or whatever age above 18.
Mr. Chip conduct disorder is more for people under age 18. People can be diagnosed with ASPD if they were not officially diagnosed with CD if they displayed CD behaviors while they were under age 18.
Mr. Chip Yes you can be diagnosed with Conduct Disorder if not enough of the criteria for ASPD is met after 17.
You can still have CD as an adult if you don’t meet the criteria for ASPD.
Under Conduct Disorder, criteria C says "if the individual is age 18 years or older, criteria are not met for antisocial personality disorder". So DSM is saying that you could have someone who is more than 18 years and have CD and not antisocial personality disorder. I'm confused, because both criteria are so similar. Ima ask my prof on Tuesday.
please update after u asked ur prof, im confused too
2 years late on turning in this one bud
No
So if the person didn’t present with conduct disorder traits as a child or adolescent they can’t be diagnoses as anti social
Personality doesn’t change that much over time …
Pretty set in stone
No medication can fix it
And therapy at best can help them understand how they are affecting others etc
✨No✨not conduct disorder just colourful :) ima tell my doctor I’m colourful
I replaced the name with abusing disorder. It so wrong to call it antisocial. Criminal disorder would be better than antisocial but I prefer abusing disorder.
Not all people diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder are abusers. I know a few diagnosed ones and believe it or not they actually are decent people, at least in some ways. One of them even actually tries to be a good person.
When I do bad thing, bad things happen. Bad things are bad so I don't do them. Do I necessarily care if it's bad? Not really, but I do the right thing almost out of spite of bad people. I turned my aggressive behavior into killing people with kindness because It has the same result; I'm making someone react to help break up the monotony of my day to day crippling boredom, and it's almost always through a positive interaction. We are not all criminals, depending on how intelligent the person with is ASPD is, we can become cognitively aware of other people's emotions. DBT and CBT groups are gold for people like us aswell. There is hope.
@@music0cool You have to either be abusive or be a criminal to have antisocial PD.
@@e_i_e_i_bro I know it seems like it from the DSM, but that is actually not how it is in real life
@@music0cool The only way to get a diagnosis is to have a pattern of committing crime or abuse (antisocial behaviour). That's like saying "I know the DSM makes it sound like people with avoidant PD and Dependent PD avoid people and depend on people but irl some are extroverted and self sufficient". Like you don't qualify for diagnosis then.