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Dissociative identity disorder (DID) is a severe condition in which two or more distinct identities, or personality states, are present in—and alternately take control of—an individual. D.I.D previously known as Multiple Personality Disorder (MPD) is a really sensitive yet beguiling mental disorder. But Hollywood doesn’t…
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Introduction Holden Caulfield is a youthful adolescent boy who appears to be detached from others around him as apparent in the novel. Holden is enduring from an introverted identity clutter called antisocial personality disorder which causes him to control, misuse, and abuse the right of…
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Has it ever crossed your mind that you were a sociopath or someone you knew was? The definition of a sociopathy according to Stout is someone who is completely free of internal restraints and unhampered liberty to do just as they please, without conscience. After…
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Abstract There is a significant body of research that demonstrates the link between exposure to abuse in childhood and subsequent criminal behaviors. However, research on the role of childhood trauma in the development of psychopathy is still scant. The purpose of this paper is to…
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ASPD in Cruel Intentions Introduction The movie Cruel Intentions is centered on two upper class step-siblings and a bet they make. The brother, a prolific womanizer named Sebastian, and his step-sister, Kathryn, agree that if Sebastian can successfully seduce the new headmaster’s daughter they will…
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Psychopaths are a dangerous group of individuals that live among people in a society. There are different abnormalities within the human mind, which contributes for people to turn into a psychopath. They are hurt people (physically and mentally), but they are an intriguing subject that…
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The Motive & Mind of Sherlock Holmes It is not for no reason that the character of Sherlock Holmes has become so engrained into modern society. Once the character became public domain, adaptations and renditions of the classic character have blossomed—from novels to plays and,…
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Behavioral disorders are characterized by repetitive, sustained patterns of antisocial, aggressive or rebellious behaviors that seriously and permanently violate social expectations commensurate with age. The prevalence of behavioral disorders increases throughout childhood and is more common in boys than girls. The ICD-10 classification of mental…
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