Antisocial Personality Disorder

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Studied 411 males, from deprived, inner-city London

Situational factors lead to the development of APD.

to investigate childhood risk factors of APD

41% were convicted at least once between the age of 10-50.

APD is caused by a reduction in grey matter.

Investigated 225 twins who had childhood disorders

MRIs were used to study 54 men (21 with APD & 34 without)

All participants were men so cannot be generalised

To investigate abnormalities in prefrontal cortex cause APD

to investigate the development of antisocial behaviour

Participants may have recalled childhood memories wrong

Involved in learning the negative consequences

11% reduction in prefrontal grey matter.

Childhood hyperactivity & low IQ predicted APD in later life.