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| Glib & Superficial, Egocentric & Grandiose, Lack of Remorse / Guil / Empathy, Deceitful / Manipulative, Shallow Emotions, Impulsive, Poor Behavioral Controls, Need for Excitement, Lack of Responsibility, Early Behavioral Problems, Adult Antisocial Behavior |
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| Consciously / unconsciously manages id and superego |
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Ego ideal
Morals / conscience |
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Desires
Sexual and aggression |
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| Son jealous of father and loves mother |
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| Daughter jealous of mother and loves father |
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| Risky time for Criminal Activity |
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Adolescence
Hormones are stirring the id |
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| Ability to delay immediate gratification, love and be loved in long-term sexual relationships, and be socially productive |
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| Environmental Barriers to Development |
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Neglect, abuse
Extreme permissiveness / unconditional warmth
Moral training without a background of warmth and affection |
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Frequent serious crimes
Prosicoal / antisocila behavior is only subject to the need for immediate gratification
Indicators: reckless disregard for conventional rules and procedures, no conscience, little evidence of life plan / ambition (lack of ego ideal), generalized conduct problems around age 8, bravado / flirtationsness / exhibitionaism (parental attraction unresolved), conflict with authority figures, basic saparetness from other people |
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Immaturity
Poor developed social skills
Poor reality testing
Gullibility
Excessive dependence
Less under control of superego than of id and environment |
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| "Normal" Antisocial Offender |
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No development problems
Mismatch with ego ideal: superego identifies with a criminal parent |
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| Criminal from a sense of guilt |
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