But where does empathy fit into the antisocial media equation?
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Symptoms for both include agoraphobia and antisocial behavior, Lancianese writes.
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They adapted to concern about antisocial behaviour in the 2000s.
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If everyone knows everyone else, antisocial elements are easily managed.
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It's not that I'm an antisocial person, because I'm changing.
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So technology is making Brits more messy, tired and antisocial.
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Lack of sleep can lead to antisocial and reclusive behavior.
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"Vindictive" narcissists generally know vengeful or antisocial behavior isn't acceptable.
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Some associate the group with criminal activity and antisocial behavior.
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You know, Google's been trying very hard to get into the social space for many years a couple years ago, and they were essentially creating a social network for antisocial people and by antisocial people.
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They eventually adopted a nervous, antisocial dachshund they named Gertrude Stein.
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You can be antisocial and still have a lot of fun.
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Ergo, unregulated social media is inevitably an agent of antisocial change.
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This fall, we're being antisocial and staying in for reading binges.
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Whatever antisocial stigma remains attached to solo moviegoing is slowly dissolving.
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Barclay says we can think of ways to blunt antisocial punishment.
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Somebody who is exceedingly antisocial and has low impulse control might.
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There's a tang of Nietzsche in her antisocial desires, her amorality.
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We don't have to use technology in such antisocial, atomizing ways.
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"Cost control is essentially an antisocial activity," he told the subcommittee.
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In other words, Kimmel is resorting to the kind of primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior that America in the 21st century should have left behind -- all in order to address Moore's alleged primitive, testosterone-fueled, antisocial behavior.
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The brooding musician, reclusive writer and antisocial genius are stereotypical creative types.
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Temporary exposure to both physical and situational inequality contributed to antisocial behavior.
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This paints a rather grim picture of video games featuring antisocial themes.
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Otherwise the animal might behave in an antisocial or self-destructive way.
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As the researchers expected, antisocial punishment was higher in the competitive scenario.
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It prevents children from being lazy and antisocial at a young age.
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"But we're struggling with homelessness and antisocial behavior in these public spaces."
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The scientists eventually discovered changes in the brains of these antisocial mice.
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Adults perceived what they were doing as purely antisocial or purely criminal.
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In his first book, "Antisocial," Marantz thinks his way through a dilemma.
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This is just a regular night of seasonal-depression-induced antisocial behavior.
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It's mind boggling," said Andrew Marantz, author of a new book, "Antisocial.
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Buffaloes are notoriously antisocial animals, preferring to have little contact with humans.
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Actions that fall under the antisocial behavior act have run the gamut.
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But as antisocial as Scaredy is, she has fostered many human friendships.
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But Facebook's antisocial automation pushes people away from thinking to ask for permission.
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Other-oriented perfectionism is linked with antisocial and narcissistic tendencies, the research suggests.
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Within close communities, emotional cues like praise and shame effectively discourage antisocial activity.
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Antisocial and dissociative, she has no idea what she wants, or whether wanting
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My dogs are kind of antisocial; they're more people-dogs than dog-dogs.
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Goldberg shows signs of antisocial personality disorder, narcissism, and codependency in season 1.
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Listen, Patrick has never been an antisocial person — he's been a private person.
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Meditation, Ms. Guler said, is an antisocial way of interacting with the world.
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I'm autistic, I'm antisocial, and I'm coming for everyone's lies and self-deceptions.
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Much like Facebook is forcing civic society to clean up its messy antisocial impacts.
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The second group was women who are married, young, wealthy, antisocial, and home-owning.
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"Even in school we weren't taught a ton about [antisocial personality disorder]," she said.
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Call me a method actor, but that seems like an antisocial copout to me.
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The tech industry has widely been considered to be relatively apolitical (and even antisocial).
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This sort of antisocial behavior happens frequently with people younger than 30, Whitbourne said.
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Third, Trump's personal record as a businessman is both antisocial and just plain dubious.
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"Physical design that highlights inequality can trigger antisocial behavior on airplanes," the researchers wrote.
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This suited portions of the site, where antisocial behavior was all but explicitly encouraged.
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He displayed a tough side by cracking down on youth crime and antisocial behavior.
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There's no evidence to suggest that antisocial men are better at computers than women.
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Andrew Marantz's "Antisocial" scrutinizes the online trolls and extremists who have upended social norms.
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That observation positions Nelson to provide a partial rationale for Davis's frequent antisocial nature.
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Researchers have found that immigrants are less likely to be involved in antisocial behavior.
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He was, like a lot of cats, antisocial when strangers came into their home.
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That observation positions Nelson to provide a partial rationale for Davis's frequent antisocial nature.
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I always thought of Google Plus as a social media service for antisocial people.
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In 50 years, we'll likely regret spending so much on this futile, antisocial endeavor.
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Might someone who is already lonely or antisocial be more likely to get a cat?
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Basically, sociopathy is a layman's term for antisocial personality disorder, but it's an outdated one.
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Restrictions on manipulation and on the promotion of antisocial ideas and practices would restrict revenues.
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He wrote that the alleged killer's antisocial behavior was prominent in his youth as well.
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My book is called "Antisocial" not entirely because it is a book against social media.
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Maybe there's just some deep part of us that identifies with Houts' slightly antisocial heroines.
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How do you say that you're not in the mood to chat without seeming antisocial?
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"The thing that really matters is how antisocial that pedophilic person is," he told me.
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They say it zeroes in on suspects faster, and can detect if someone "looks" antisocial.
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A positive family environment, however, was a "protective factor" that reduced aggression and antisocial behaviors.
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Hudson, is cheerfully impervious to his antisocial behavior and a source of much situational comedy.
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C.J. has been diagnosed with bipolar II disorder and antisocial personality disorder, court papers said.
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In their 2014 meta-analysis of the two most commonly studied genetic variants linked to aggression and antisocial behavior (both of which Wells possesses), Emory University psychologists Courtney Ficks and Irwin Waldman concluded that the variants appear to play a "modest" role in antisocial behavior.
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Since then one thing has always been undeniably clear: the game is antisocial in the extreme.
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Dawson's series has now caused his audience to start talking about antisocial personality disorder, aka sociopathy.
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What you will see is antisocial personality disorder, which we'll get into in just a moment.
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It was such a small player base, and it was hard to do anything really antisocial.
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This can lead to some pretty uncomfortable situations when playing someone as antisocial as Travis Bickle.
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He explained that his strict, home-schooled upbringing in rural Idaho contributed to his antisocial tendencies.
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A second is to avoid being alone on your birthday, no matter how antisocial you're feeling.
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You're not at the Antisocial Social Media Summit right now in the White House, are you?
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So when I started FriendFeed — I'm an engineer so I'm the typical engineer, antisocial, I'll say.
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Irish fans are just as susceptible to antisocial public nudity as their English cousins, of course.
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The basic idea behind the band was to create the most hateful most antisocial thing possible.
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" Asked whether he had ever spoken with Mr. Sayoc, Mr. Prado said: "He was very antisocial.
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It was out of character and antisocial, but let someone else restock the shelves, I thought.
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A fraction of users get stuck in that cycle, leading to antisocial behaviors or even criminality.
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Instead there's an entry for antisocial personality disorder, which is what most people would consider psychopathy.
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The antisocial demeanors and antics of these men eventually result in grave harm to an innocent.
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What this shows, researchers suggest, is that people will pay a cost to punish antisocial behavior.
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There, they can choose from the whole universe of available mutual funds — social, antisocial or otherwise.
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They demonstrate little compunction about art-washing predators whose business models are as antisocial as Tony's.
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Still, it's hard to imagine without Perry's Chandler adding a comment: "Could we be any more antisocial?"
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Within hyper-specific pockets of the web, people continue to use them for antisocial but practical reasons.
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It's great for getting work done, but it's even better for making one feel isolated and antisocial.
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And it perpetuated this idea that the only people who could this job are antisocial male nerds.
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Because if you're looking for antisocial people, the research tells us that that favors men over women.
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I was going through a high key antisocial phase and we got partnered up for an assignment.
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Psychotic behavior is invariably seen as violent and antisocial, and it's common to conflate psychopathy with psychosis.
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Antisocial Network is Gross' tenth solo exhibition, and his first in Southern California in as many years.
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The former Disney star plays Jughead, Riverdale High School's resident antisocial misanthrope with a heart of gold.
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She calls herself "antisocial," though the adjective didn't jibe with her warmth and animation in that company.
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Gates was an introvert, even, he has said, antisocial, and his original plan was to teach math.
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Moreover, not only are they alive, they had children and instilled those toxic, antisocial values in them.
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It's called "antisocial punishment" or "do-gooder derogation"—criticism aimed at someone for supposedly being too cooperative.
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The antisocial becomes the psychopathic, and the self-imposed prohibition on stomping heads is subject to change.
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Norman, who experiences a tragic early loss and grows progressively morose and antisocial, is a bum part.
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Greg Epstein: Congratulations on your absolutely fascinating new book Antisocial, and on everything you've been up to.
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Because this renders our president deeply antisocial and anti-historical, his worldview begins and ends with 'Trump.
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And we need to put diesel in the tractor and give the confined and antisocial cat eardrops?!
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But several people who know the president well said Mr. Kabila was increasingly isolated, moody and antisocial.
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But I'm a little bit antisocial sometimes when it comes to casually chatting up my co-workers.
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Socializing can sometimes feel like being held prisoner and being antisocial the equivalent of being set free.
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The would-be assassin is not unlike many angry young men of literature: misunderstood, antisocial and emotionally isolated.
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But the truth is, most people who have antisocial personality traits aren't committing crimes or exhibiting criminal behavior.
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Probably not -- unless it's illegal, extremely antisocial, or disturbing and it makes up the bulk of your feed.
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Many of those people display textbook "antisocial behavior"—technically, a serious disregard for other people's rights—as adolescents.
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They often have antisocial personality traits, which means they are people who have committed varied types of offending.
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"I was just extremely antisocial, in my shell, not really going out to clubs or anything," she remembers.
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I'm mostly in the kitchen, which allows me to be sociable and antisocial in just the right balance.
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Scientific evidence now suggests that spanking can lead to increased aggression, antisocial behavior, and cognitive and academic delays.
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There are community programs that delve into cause and effect of antisocial behavior, conducted in a supportive environment.
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It's quite the rebrand for the animals, which have previously been thought to be the epitome of antisocial.
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As a result, they develop problems such as drug abuse, academic failure, school dropout, depression, and antisocial behavior.
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Some even made other assumptions about me, such as that I was antisocial or not open to collaboration.
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Another study from the journal Appetite showed how bitter taste preferences might be associated with antisocial personality traits.
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Regional police chief Oleg Bekh told reporters the man had a history of antisocial behavior and drug-related offences.
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Antisocial personality disorder in particular commonly presents with aggression, anger, irritability, deceitfulness, hostility and lack of empathy for others.
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Some studies have indicated that Gen Zs are antisocial and don't spend time with their friends in real life.
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When it comes to behavioral changes, the toxin has been linked to antisocial, hyperactive, and aggressive or violent personalities.
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" He goes on to say it "is fueling a downward spiral of dangerously inappropriate, antisocial and possibly criminal behavior.
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Facebook, Google and the rest must try to ward off antisocial behaviour, and stop it quickly when they fail.
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The day we meet, Kaizer has a gig with Vajravarah, at a pub called Antisocial in Hauz Khas Village.
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Recognize that when unhappiness is making you antisocial, you need to force yourself to get out there and mingle.
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Using honne when tatemae is called for is considered not bravely honest but rude and antisocial, and rightly so.
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Psychopathy is a disorder characterized by antisocial actions, excessive risk taking, egotism and a lack of empathy and remorse.
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But if platforms won't do it, it'll be left to governments to curb social media's antisocial impacts with regulation.
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After doing away with just about everyone in his antisocial circle, even that cannibal killer admits to feeling lonely.
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For normal-weight infants, bullying predicted increased odds of antisocial problems at ages 22 to 26, the study found.
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And with every political shrug, the web's most antisocial sensibility rose further into the heights of American public life.
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It compares identical and paternal twins to help figure out how antisocial behavior is affected by environment vs. genetics.
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So, this Autism Awareness Day, I encourage you to embrace more of your antisocial self because you never know.
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Here's the skinny on some of the more antisocial side-effects that no one gave me a heads up about.
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On Sunday, Logan responded to the first two parts of the series and described his take on the antisocial disorder.
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She said when she was approached by Dawson to collaborate on the project, she was unfamiliar with antisocial personality disorder.
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" He added: "Let's hope that prison, which is an antisocial environment under the best of circumstances, doesn't set him back.
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Candelas' illustrations convey a contentment and calm, challenging the idea that people who live alone are simply antisocial or depressed.
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Earlier this week, Siva Vaidhyanathan, the author of Antisocial Media, gave an interview that seems deeply prophetic just days later.
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These negative feelings may lead to antisocial behavior, causing them to seek coping strategies such as substance abuse, he said.
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Big names on the album include Cardi B, Camila Cabello, Eminem and Scott, who joins Sheeran on the song, "Antisocial."
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Negative effects included aggressive and antisocial behavior, externalizing behavior problems, and "low moral internalization"—inability to learn right from wrong.
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If government is society's great force for good, then to resist taxes, even if only rhetorically, is selfish and antisocial.
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But we can also help struggling children before they become set in this cognitive style and become violent, antisocial adults.
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The study also found a difference in the types of antisocial behavior most common in first class compared to economy.
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To test their hypothesis about competition increasing antisocial punishment, Barclay and his co-author, Aleta Pleasant, set up two scenarios.
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It is both depressing and frightening to hear many people repeat his outrageous lies and justify his often antisocial behavior.
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But because "psychopath" isn't a diagnosis, you still won't find yourself with that label, but diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.
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But this space was really nowhere, neither here nor there, and it amplified the antisocial nature of the telephone call.
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What happens with that is that if you search for antisocial people, you will hire far more men than women.
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A second disorder also frequently ascribed to Trump by professionals is sociopathy—what the DSM-5 calls antisocial personality disorder.
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Reading the Wine List Wine lists can be baffling, and becoming engrossed in a long list can eventually become antisocial.
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But the 1998 Digital Millennium Copyright Act specifically exempts them from liability for the illegal and antisocial behaviors they communicate.
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Antisocial personality disorder, as defined by the DSM, is a personality disorder characterized by an inability to conform to social norms.
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A common theory is that antisocial personality disorder patients may have experienced extreme trauma, like childhood abuse, that instigated the disorder.
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We are raw, gritty, the antisocial kids at school, the addicts, the outcasts who found kindred spirits when we moved here.
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" The rock critic Lester Bangs—a fan—wrote, in Creem , in 1970, "Antisocial art simply don't fit in, brothers and sisters.
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Dr. Dabney says that the behaviors we think of as antisocial, on layman's terms, are more accurately described as social withdrawal.
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In worried Facebook posts, locals feared "dirty", "contagious" and "antisocial" homeless people would spread tuberculosis, fleas and crime through their neighborhood.
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Alexis Madrigal talks to Siva Vaidhyanathan, author of a new book called Antisocial Media, about whether Facebook is blinded by data.
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The context in which a game is played can have an important influence on whether antisocial game content has negative effects.
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Antisocial as it might be, sometimes it's nice to just drown out the world and blast some music of your choosing.
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It follows Cora (Christina Kirke,) a single mom whose son is approaching is 18th birthday and exhibiting increasingly violent, antisocial behavior.
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"It drives me nuts when I see his friends on it all the time — it seems very antisocial," Ms. Muscat said.
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One of the defining features of an antisocial personality is a lack of care and concern for the wellbeing of others.
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Being an antisocial geek, Torvalds said, is not all that unusual, saying there were probably many like him in the audience.
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And good news for the antisocial: Taco Bueno takes orders online and does two-thirds of its business through drive-thru.
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One of the criteria for being diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder is being exposed to violence before the age of 15.
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Instead, Ross declared that the price changes were the work of "antisocial" speculators engaged in "profiteering," and called for an investigation.
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Can I keep my job and work hard at my purpose in this office without being labeled a buzzkill or antisocial?
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Many existing efforts to prevent or counter violent extremism operate on the assumption that antisocial tendencies drive involvement with violent groups.
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James Taylor's "American Standard" opened at No. 4, and Roddy Ricch's "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial" holds at No. 5.
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Sex offenders often have antisocial personality traits, impulse control problems, hostility toward women, callous attitudes about sex, and other problematic characteristics.
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"Studies like those and studies like mine point to this idea that there are antisocial effects of inequality," Sands told me.
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But accessing a virtual experience is inherently antisocial: once you strap on a VR headset, you're cut off from the outside world.
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Wolfe plays Barbara, a wildly self-aware and willfully antisocial teenager who may or may not be a real-life giant slayer.
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"The general feeling is that sharks are robots — that they're antisocial and they go around munching and killing things," Dr. Brown said.
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I had thought about asking a friend to hang out tonight, but I'm feeling antisocial and want to have a night alone.
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They were used by tech companies for decades and it perpetuated this idea that antisocial male nerds are good at this job.
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Supposedly, the idea is that citizens "purge" their most antisocial and aggressive tendencies, which results in a more satisfied, mentally healthy population.
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"Check out my video for the next single, 'Antisocial' with @travisscott, was so fun shooting this," Sheeran wrote on Instagram on Friday.
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It's an incredibly sunny afternoon, so I don't mind sitting by my window while I live in my slightly antisocial lunch bubble.
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Let's learn more about what makes a person grow up antisocial and violent — and what puts a person on a better path.
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Well-educated men are, like me, or almost despite education, would be comfortable with a lot of undereducated or, rather, antisocial figures.
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"Destructive and antisocial" as a description of Donald Trump and the GOP in 2019 reads as restrained to the point of parody.
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It is recognized as a global pioneer of playing classical music in stations to deter antisocial behavior, having used it since 2003.
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Increased aggression and antisocial behavior, for instance, are just a couple of the side-effects that recent studies have linked to spanking.
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She's wealthy and fit and well-educated and chic and, to quote George Orwell on Salvador Dalí, as antisocial as a flea.
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But locals living in tourist hot spots can end up finding the opposite, with throngs of visitors bringing overcrowding and antisocial behavior.
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In Alexandra Spencer-Jones's production, Jonno Davies stars as a young man with some marked antisocial tendencies and a penchant for suspenders.
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There are cameras and microphones in those digital bunkers, and musical starter kits online; antisocial collaborators don't have to interact at all.
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There's also the case that "bad" children are just spanked more, and are also generally more aggressive and antisocial throughout their lives.
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My antisocial nature has cost me many friendships because I also have a tendency to do what I want, when I want.
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New research from Brunel University and Goldsmiths, University of London has linked narcissism to antisocial online behavior like attention-seeking and bullying.
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ODD has been associated with an elevated risk of antisocial behavior, anxiety, depression, substance abuse, criminal offenses and incarceration in adolescence and adulthood.
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Social media is often associated with antisocial behaviors, fear, and loneliness –- quite the opposite of everything community care is supposed to be about.
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Throughout the video, Morton reads the symptoms of a condition called antisocial personality disorder (more on that later), while Dawson mainly looks shocked.
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Although sociopathy, psychopathy, and antisocial personality disorder are sometimes used interchangeably, that's not a great thing to do because they aren't the same.
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The tool measures personality traits such as manipulation, impulsiveness, emotional deficiency, and a history of antisocial behavior that could be criminal in nature.
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To be clear, Dawson is using a term — "sociopath" — that is an outdated layman's term for antisocial personality disorder, according to medical experts.
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In a series of Snapchat videos, Dawson apologized to anyone who was offended and/or had actually been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder.
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I've avoided writing about virtual reality because it's always struck me as an isolating technology potentially antisocial enough to really limit its appeal.
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Sheeran paired the release with a brand new video for single "Antisocial" with Travis Scott, in which the pair feature as... sea captains?
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Instead, even to raise the question at all seems to brand one as a kind of eccentric, consumed by an impertinent, antisocial curiosity.
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Fermions, which are inherently antisocial, are loath to meld together like bosons, but they can pair up and, coupled together, act like bosons.
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" Males, Wheeler said, are the "antisocial sex," responsible for the "instability and mutual aggressiveness so conspicuous among the members of our own society.
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The physical decline, and associated rise in antisocial behavior, afflicting previously thriving, bustling neighborhoods that had been "left to rot" by the government?
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Via all this antisocial behavior, they display what psychologists have always assumed was an inability to feel guilt or remorse about their actions.
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The effect is that the casual internet user thinks antisocial thieves are running amok in the disaster area then bragging about it online.
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In the study, the researchers confirmed that younger brains have reduced gray matter volume, which scientists think increases the probability of antisocial behavior.
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While the service failed long ago, because it was pretty much designed by antisocial people, this lack of concern for privacy was profound.
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" The law, which went into effect last week, intends to "prevent and combat antisocial behavior, security breaches and terrorist attacks on public transport.
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In many of the recent tragedies, the shooters were described as loners, full of emotional pain and who, at times, were blatantly antisocial.
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Through their words, a drama builds and a personality emerges, one surprisingly different from the antisocial and self-denying Thoreau of modern legend.
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For years they share an insular, antisocial utopia, united by their anticapitalist eagerness to eke out an existence eating boiled nettles and acorns.
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People react to them in antisocial ways because of the sense of the level of noise and the sense of overwhelm they feel.
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Non-fictional serial killers are also able to guiltlessly justify their crimes because they lack empathy, a hallmark trait of antisocial personality disorder.
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I normally watch football by myself because I mutate into an antisocial gremlin when I'm trying to focus, but Mike knows the drill.
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I learned that it stood for "antisocial behavior order," and it had come in with Tony Blair's Labour government in the late 1990s.
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Mr. Larrondo released Cuban court documents showing that dozens of men received sentences between two and four years in prison for offenses falling broadly under the category of "antisocial" — a phrase that can be applied to people who are unemployed, do not belonging to civic organizations associated with the state, behave disorderly and harass tourists, and associate with similarly "antisocial" people.
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There is a huge amount of (often tedious) logistical and procedural work that is involved, as well as endless admin, spreadsheets and antisocial hours.
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She told him their conversations about sociopathy — an outdated layman's term for antisocial personality disorder, according to medical experts — are out of her wheelhouse.
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Unless, that is, you feel like being antisocial and taking a self-care weekend full of staying home and catching up on your shows.
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He's a scientist and is antisocial (sorry, Dad, it's true!), so he mostly runs off, which seems like a fine enough policy to me.
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How difficult it is to reckon with the fact that their capacity for such starkly antisocial behavior is, too, inherent in all of us.
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When food delivery app Seamless launched, it was the greatest possible thing for those of us who alternate between being both lazy and antisocial.
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The sea invertebrates made alluring test subjects because of their recorded antisocial behavior, but also because of how their brains compare to human brains.
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Probably not — and without a licensed therapist who specializes in working with people who have antisocial personality disorders, no one should make that claim.
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But it felt like a distinctly American choice — prioritizing my individualistic comfort and putting on an antisocial front under the guise of personal privacy.
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His antisocial deficiencies may not have been the wellsprings of his talent, but his awareness and ironic treatment of them surely enhanced his gifts.
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The Grinch is a cruelly misunderstood antisocial icon who is smart to want to be alone with his dog and to hate Christmas music.
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In a society fabled for its civility, with laws targeting "antisocial behavior," the man's actions were condemned as not only abhorrent but also aberrational.
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There is other baggage: antisocial feelings, and the questions that come during job interviews about the nearly two years left blank on his résumé.
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Maggie is brusque and antisocial, and she carries her own weight in pain and doubt; the interplay between her and sunny Kai is delightful.
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Powley plays his new partner, Holly Morten, who's an equally overworked type, the female cop whose talent is matched by awkwardness and antisocial tendencies.
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"We think somehow that this antisocial behavior is not going to affect me," said Niobe Way, professor of applied psychology at New York University.
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And while autism can obviously manifest itself differently from person to person, there's one quality that unites us all: the exhibition of antisocial traits.
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While absent as a specific diagnosis in the DSM, the term may be used in criminal cases involving people who could have antisocial personality disorder.
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She found a clear link: the higher an offender's score on the antisocial aspect of psychopathy, the poorer their performance on the heart-rate task.
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While it's too early to say whether live-streamed violence on Facebook will make you antisocial, information overload is a legitimate concern, some psychologists say.
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And children who bully others are also at a greater risk for complications, including antisocial personality disorders, delinquent behavior and increased alcohol abuse, among others.
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Child psychologist Dr. Alice Jones is a senior lecturer in psychology at Goldsmiths, whose expertise covers the development of antisocial behavior and psychopathy in children.
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In"The Glass Slipper," Cinderella, whose name is Ella in the film, is an antisocial orphan who is a servant to her stepmother and stepsisters.
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From there it enters the circulatory system, causing any number of neurological horrors, including irreversible brain damage — lower I.Q., reduced attention span, increased antisocial behavior.
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" Such comments seem a matter less of false modesty than of existential necessity, and jibe with her definition of herself: "I'm a pretty antisocial Socialist.
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Functional connectivity is being used to predict which adult drug abusers will complete a treatment program and who is likely to engage in antisocial behavior.
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In addition to her review of "Catch and Kill," she wrote about Andrew Marantz's new book, "Antisocial," about his experience reporting on the alt-right.
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To be sure, this doesn't excuse crimes of heinous anti-Semitism but helps further combat a condition under which antisocial behavior like anti-Semitism thrives.
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After the attack, a Jordanian medical team gave Mr. Daqamseh a diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder; a military court sentenced him to life in prison.
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I'm not saying other homeowners are antisocial, but they may not care as much about the social offerings and accessibility to the lineup of activities.
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From the antisocial to straight-out psychopaths, these were people who society at large—judges, prosecutors, and the average pedestrian—would deem to be evil.
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In this kind of scenario, you've actually committed two empathy blunders on yourself—first, the extroverted you not realizing how antisocial you'll feel tomorrow evening.
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In fact, most times what the public calls bipolar disorder or generalizes to be "mental illness" could actually qualify as antisocial personality disorder or some variant.
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Gambling is an antisocial behavior, Dwyer said, while daily fantasy sports has much more pro-social behaviors that bring people together and make them feel connected.
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Ruth tucks her shock away to join the women at a roller rink for a party, which they're throwing for a reluctant and antisocial Sheila's birthday.
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I started delivering talks about crime and antisocial behavior to schools, pupil referral units and universities, and hosting various fun projects and programs in the community.
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They've been plagued by antisocial swans to such an extent recently that they've had to resort to using water pistols to fend off the feisty beasts.
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Another investment is in a company called Nootrobox, which makes chewable coffee for people too lazy or antisocial to order a liquid shot from a barista.
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"We aren't shy, antisocial quote unquote weird kids that are out of shape, don't play sports, don't mess with girls and don't eat well," said Banks.
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Specifically, they looked at what's called the genetic correlation between antisocial traits and reproductive outcomes (namely, age at first birth and total number of children born).
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At the moment, any hours worked between 7pm and 7am, or at any time over the weekend, are classed as antisocial and are consequently paid more.
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And hey, if you are a psychopath, there may be some benefits to antisocial traits: Assertiveness, for example, is a great asset in the business world.
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Siva Vaidhyanathan is a professor of media studies at the University of Virginia and the author of "Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy."
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The jokes mostly cast her as antisocial, but at one point got so intense that mods for the Nintendo Switch subreddit had to ban Karen posts.
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Rutledge added that in her expert opinion, Goldberg&aposs actions suggest he has symptoms of certain mental illnesses like antisocial personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.
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Indeed, people with antisocial personality disorder are more inclined to break the law than those with narcissistic personality disorder, psychologist Stanton Samenow wrote on Psychology Today.
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The students' antisocial behavior, casual racism, penchant for violence and, worst of all, self-hatred horrify the new teacher, whose colleagues expect little of the pupils.
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And, youth with conduct disorders, like a tendency to break rules or behave in antisocial ways, were 2.3 times more likely to participate in the game.
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In his expert report, Pietrini cited Ficks and Waldman's analysis—and more than 80 other papers—to emphasize the modest role of genetic variation in antisocial behavior.
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Antisocial personality disorder, as defined by the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, is a personality disorder characterized by an inability to conform to social norms.
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While it's oversimplifying to say violent media equals violent kids, studies show that watching, playing, and reading about graphic violence can make kids aggressive, antisocial, and desensitized.
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On Friday, the 28-year-old singer and Scott dropped their music video for "Antisocial," one of the tracks on Sheeran's new album, No.6 Collaborations Project.
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"It's just a plain old version of antisocial behavior," said Susan Whitbourne, professor emerita in the Psychological and Brain Sciences Department at the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
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One has to wonder: Why don't we apply the same social norms to checking phones during meals, meetings and conversations as we do to other antisocial behaviors?
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These results were surprising to Gul Dolen, a neuroscientist at Johns Hopkins University who led the study, and other octopus researchers, because octopuses are generally antisocial creatures.
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As for violence more broadly, mental illness, such as psychosis as well as a mixture of depression with antisocial traits, is a risk factor for violent behavior.
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C., antisocial nerd with a self-destructive streak) and Pink Guy (a sex-positive Lycra-clad alien with the same predilection for destruction, only he rapped, too).
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The overall pattern we see here is that people with antisocial traits seem to lead a faster life than everyone else—they're living for today, not tomorrow.
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A better working memory, aided by a greater response to IL-4, might make you better at taking exams, but perhaps you'd be more anxious or antisocial.
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Prior to her execution, expert witnesses for the defense argued that she suffered from borderline personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder as a result of childhood abuse.
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It's like the music-focused arm of all those 'millennials – what are they like??' articles, that tend to describe people below 35 as antisocial, Netflix-obsessed hermits.
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Not only that, she argues it's detrimental to society as a whole since its more likely to lead to a cycle of antisocial behaviors rather than rehabilitation.
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Once you lit up, there was obviously the prang of going undetected, then once I've smoked, I'm pretty antisocial and usually just want to go to sleep.
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The majority of these murderers appear to be angry, antisocial individuals — with access to guns — whom the mental health system probably could not have spotted in advance.
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In fact, it is linked to increases in a wide variety of negative outcomes, from antisocial behaviors to mental health problems to (unsurprisingly) spanking or physical abuse.
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It imposed penalties on antisocial pet owners in cities of more than one million people (of which, in New York State, there happens to be only one).
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It sounds antisocial, but on Saturdays and Sundays when my ex husband has the kids, I make sure I'm alone — I'll take myself to dinner, for example.
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We learn that a young Bill Gates was rebellious and antisocial, and while he was close with his mother their early relationship was complicated by his behavior.
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Additionally, corporal punishment has been associated with long-term consequences in adulthood, such as criminal and antisocial behavior, aggression, and abuse of one's own children and spouse.
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Medicine, after all, is not physics; your neurobiological state cannot predict that you will engage in violent, criminal, or otherwise antisocial activity, as any researcher will tell you.
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In short, this person was asked to bird watch the Golden Crowned Kinglet for a fourth grade assignment, but miserably failed because the birds are tiny and antisocial.
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Context: George Conway shared tweets on Monday that included the clinical symptoms for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder, implying that Trump may suffer from both conditions.
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The sight of any company paying a firm to leverage anti-Semitic and antisocial sentiment on its behalf is, to put it very politely, not a good look.
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If You Have To Work During The Holidays You don't want to come off as antisocial, but you've been asked to work from home for a few days.
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If I took anything away from my night in the Uber Pool, it's that London isn't the chilly, antisocial place so many people make it out to be.
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" To return to the "antisocial behaviour" accusation: Sure, the world of wine can be intimidating for novices, but a glass of riesling doesn't scream, "Don't talk to me.
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Instead, studies report spanking leads to unintended negative outcomes in children, including increased risk for mental health problems, antisocial behavior, higher levels of aggression and lower self-esteem.
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The trope of the introverted, antisocial scientist toiling away in their lab is so pervasively embedded in popular culture today that scientists have to actively fight against it.
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Many students are hauled off to police station houses for antisocial behavior that, a generation or two ago, would have sent them no farther than the principal's office.
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Contrary to expectation, I often found myself in very mixed company as it pertained to gender, orientation, and age… far from the stereotype of the antisocial gaming nerd.
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He then argues that the broader constellation of transgressive and antisocial attitudes among a subsection of the public is an important force behind rising disregard for democratic norms.
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The soulful/antisocial anthem "Here" was the most played song on Spotify in 2015 and yet debuted at 5 on Billboard Hot 100 in February of this year.
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George had just a few days earlier tweeted out clinical definitions of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder in reference to the president of the United States.
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But Dr. Dixson, who sports a full beard, says research has also found that facial hair is associated with some antisocial traits, such as aggression and social dominance.
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Ricch's "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial," his first studio album, opened at No. 22 with the equivalent of 1003,2100 sales in the United States, according to Nielsen.
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A 2015 thesis by Rose K. Pozos about the "urban sociability" of coffee shops posited that sitting alone with a laptop in a cafe was not necessarily antisocial.
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There are hundreds of inmates over 50, held way beyond parole eligibility because of the "nature of the crime" — people who mostly have "aged out" of antisocial behavior.
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The very element that might seem to make us bad citizens or antisocial is at the same time a prerequisite for thoughtfulness and more profound connection with others.
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I had to get a job to support myself, as my family really didn't see gaming as being viable, but antisocial working hours caused more than a few problems.
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Jobs got fired from his own company and displayed clear patterns of low empathy and antisocial behavior: Parking in the disabled parking spots and bullying and intimidating his employees.
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"Throwing rubbish from a vehicle is just as unacceptable as dropping it in the street and we will tackle this antisocial behaviour by hitting litter louts in the pocket."
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In the interview, included in Marantz's recent book, "Antisocial," Spencer said he attended Duke University as a graduate student at the same time Miller was enrolled as an undergraduate.
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The results revealed significant genetic overlap, meaning that the genes associated with antisocial traits were correlated with the genes associated with reproducing earlier in life and having more children.
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As for the question of why some people have the antisocial "no one" option and others don't, the spokesperson cc'ed Matt Steinfeld, Facebook's head of policy communications, to explain.
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Gang members also had higher rates of drug dependency (57.4 percent) and antisocial personality disorder (85.8 percent)—a psychological condition which includes patterns of manipulation and exploitation of others.
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But virtually none of the looting, violence or other antisocial behavior that those city officials expected, and that the researchers had arrived from Ohio ready to document, ever materialized.
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A list might include a prior history of abuse, domestic violence, and a cluster of personality disorders such as antisocial personality disorder, borderline personality disorder and narcissistic personality disorder.
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Adriane attends classes taught by a B. F. Skinner collaborator interested in "curing antisocial behavior," and falls in love with his assistant, who she suspects is an EI himself.
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Jerry himself was aware, however indifferently, of his own self-satisfied, masturbatory, antisocial value structure, and the series itself ends by convicting the entire cast of being selfish jerks.
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Under Daniel's guidance, Luke starts to break out of his antisocial shell, but when Luke resists Daniel's crueler suggestions, the film transforms in surreal, gory fashion, as does Daniel.
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" From there, the algorithm attributes generalized categories to each consumer using terms and phrases such as "badness, antisocial tendencies, goodness, conscientiousness, openness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism, narcissism, Machiavellianism, or psychopathy.
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There are moments of flickering insight, as in an antisocial German bird-watcher met in passing on Aymeric's property, and a man from whom Florent briefly rents a bungalow.
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If you're hearing those boxcars pulling up in the distance, as it were, you don't merely overlook the antisocial qualities of a prospective leader, you embrace them as virtues.
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The research, published Monday in the journal Occupational and Environmental Medicine, also found that working antisocial hours (in the evenings or night) or rotating shifts, may also impact female fertility.
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While some ways of wasting time on your phone, such as scrolling through your Instagram feed or catching up on Stories, can feel antisocial, AirDropping memes is exactly the opposite.
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George continued Monday, sharing the American Psychiatric Association's Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, and later pages showing the diagnostic criteria for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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"In our less-assured moments, we might respond to our negative feelings in an antagonistic way; antisocial responses to envy include belittling the other or becoming defensive," Dr. Knight says.
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The longer a patient is in treatment the more likely the outcome of reducing drug and alcohol use and antisocial behavior, despite frequent relapses on the long road to recovery.
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For 10 years, her character watches over the case of Malony (Rod Paradot), an uncontrollable delinquent who, just when he appears to be making progress, flies into blind, antisocial rages.
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And 60% of the musicians surveyed by UK charity Help Musicians said they'd experienced depression; antisocial work hours, money troubles, irregular work and touring were named as the biggest problems.
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Conway tweeted that Trump's mental state was "getting worse," then shared the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders' definitions of two conditions — narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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" Cara looks beyond her own troubles in "7 Days," which complains to God about a deceptive, superficial society where reality gets flattering filters and "the antisocial media perpetuates the mess.
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Op-Ed Contributor SYDNEY, Australia — When young men loiter on street corners or in shopping malls throwing out insults or physically intimidating passers-by, we condemn their behavior as antisocial.
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Siva Vaidhyanathan is a professor of media studies at the University of Virginia and the author of Antisocial Media: How Facebook Disconnects Us and Undermines Democracy (Oxford University Press, 2018).
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The authorities said Mr. Xu had antisocial tendencies and was struggling with a debilitating autonomic nervous system disorder that had forced him to take a leave of absence from school.
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" On his antisocial Uncle Jozef's refusal to join the family's regular Sunday afternoon gatherings: "Jozef in his pajamas, surrounded by family members dressed normally, … is like Poland under the partitions.
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The suspect in custody was identified as a 27-year-old French-Canadian university student who, according to local press reports, had a history of provocative views and antisocial behavior.
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He was quoted in a U.S. News and World Report article titled "Temperament Tantrum," saying that President Trump has malignant narcissism, which is characterized by grandiosity, sadism and antisocial behavior.
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In "Antisocial," The New Yorker staff writer Andrew Marantz goes deep on how the worst of internet message boards have become a major, influential presence in political and social life.
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This could also be a boon when they're locked in aerial combat with other hummingbirds for nectar bearing flowers—a common occurrence amongst the highly antisocial and aggressive little birds.
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If Twitter can identify which user interactions are healthy, the thinking goes, then maybe it can change the product to encourage more of those behaviors while discouraging more antisocial conduct.
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Although malignant narcissism is not officially recognized in medical literature as it is an experimental diagnostic category, it is thought that malignant narcissists tend to be aggressive, antisocial, and egocentric.
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That can only mean — I said antisocial — that I'm here with someone who is one of my favorite people, though don't tell him, Chamath Palihapitiya, the CEO of Social Capital.
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Was it possible that her young son, accused of bullying a female classmate, was some kind of "bad seed" -- somehow inheriting antisocial tendencies from the man who raped and impregnated her?
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Certainly he prefers the company of animals — I mean, he is a primatologist — and sure, his best friend is a gorilla, but it's impossible to see him as antisocial or unfriendly.
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Psychopathy, on the other hand, is an actual area of independent research, and is typically used to describe those with antisocial personality disorder whose behaviors are violent and criminal in nature.
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Her characters and narrators are often a bit eccentric, often solitary or even antisocial, and drift at the fringes of things, nursing remembered pain and relishing the companionship of a dog.
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"This is the largest brain age study of its kind," Kiehl says, and the first time that brain age was shown to be useful in the prediction of future antisocial behavior.
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For example, my colleagues and I have found that when children learn about people committing antisocial actions, they remember those actions in greater detail than they do with comparable positive actions.
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Daniel Saunders, an assistant district attorney, countered that the shooting on a residential block in Queens Village in May 2015 was a calculated burst of violence by an antisocial career criminal.
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The dissidents could have presented their own form of propaganda, hyping the persecution and turning that rich Soviet lexicon of "hooligans" and "antisocial elements" into bitter screeds against the state itself.
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Following Trump's 50-plus tweets (and retweets) weekend, George Conway tweeted out the definitions of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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Carol has been a real bummer this season, moping through her scant few scenes as people like Morgan and King Ezekiel tried to breach the antisocial cocoon she's spun around herself.
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Ricch's "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial" had the equivalent of 95,43 sales in the United States last week, with almost all of that coming from streaming, according to Nielsen Music.
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"When people from higher social class backgrounds are more aware of their higher status, they are more likely to be antisocial, to have entitled attitudes and to be less compassionate," DeCelles said.
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So if you live your life not touching anybody or interacting with them, and you're diagnosed with an antisocial personality disorder, isn't the distinction between that disorder and a superpower essentially meaningless?
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" When asked what the "goal" of the YouTube project is, and what's to come of the exploration of the antisocial personality disorder, she said, "I think you'll have to wait and see.
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Other scholars have argued that playing video games with antisocial messages (usually focused on aggressive actions) encourages players to morally disengage from actions in the real world, such as cheating and hostility.
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Conway, an attorney, shared an image of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the pages for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder on Twitter. pic.twitter.
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First, the role of parental participation and supervision is needed to create a support network in the lives of young people that, if not met, is filled with gangs or antisocial behavior.
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They range from gleefully funny trips to the afterlife to horror miniseries, from the story of TV's most antisocial antihero to a standard-issue cop drama that nonetheless does some interesting things.
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There are a ton of tests online, but again, you shouldn't use those, or even the widely used Hare Checklist, to diagnose yourself with antisocial personality disorder outside of a clinical setting.
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Whereas in America, moving across the street to avoid another owner and dog, or not allowing dogs to interact who are passing each other on a walk, can be seen as antisocial.
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Whereas in America, moving across the street to avoid another owner and dog, or not allowing dogs to interact who are passing each other on a walk, can be seen as antisocial.
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That they have been encaged in an environment that mostly worsens antisocial behavior and hardly ever confronts behavior that led to an arrest and imprisonment seems self-defeating for the greater society.
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Although the show never reveals what they are, mental health experts previously told Insider Goldberg exhibits certain traits that suggest he has antisocial personality disorder or narcissistic personality disorder, Insider previously reported.
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The strength of "The Box" helped propel Ricch's "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial" back to No. 1 on the album chart for a second week, after it debuted there last month.
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And for anyone who has read Andrew Marantz's absolute terrific and terrifying new book "Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation," that shouldn't be all that surprising.
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His most recent book Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation has been viewed as a brilliant ethnography of the bizarre universe that is the alt-right.
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Outsider art, on the other hand, has a more generally antisocial meaning, not limited to the art of the disabled alone, nor easily reconcilable with the projects and aims of the state.
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"Those high in psychopathy have an antisocial streak, callous disregard for others, but they also are pretty good socially — at least at first because this helps them get what they want," he says.
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For some, these simulations contribute to developing antisocial personality traits, but for others dating sims can provide a means of coping with loneliness and depression, and exploring their sexuality in a safe environment.
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The researchers found evidence that a trigger for antisocial online behavior is prior exposure to harassing online comments, which supports the intuition that individual instances of toxicity can lead to overall toxic environments.
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Patrick Fugit ("Almost Famous") plays the antisocial antihero, and Philip Glenister, the wild-man cop of the original "Life on Mars," plays the preacher who presses him into duty as an assistant exorcist.
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Since it is also a survey of Auerbach's life, however, Bitwise is invariably shaded by the personality of its author, who came up through a masculine tech milieu that could also be antisocial.
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Intuitively, you'd probably guess that someone with an antisocial personality—known more commonly as a psychopath or sociopath—would be at a disadvantage when it comes to reproducing and passing along their genes.
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While her parents loved the cool of Miles Davis, and her older sisters were drawn to the antisocial force of heavy metal, Ms. Petras preferred the gleaming sheen and universal allure of pop.
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While they may never be "cured" of the biological aspects of antisocial personality disorder, some therapies might effectively teach kids (and adults) how to navigate empathy, morality, and behavior in a prosocial way.
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"These relationships set the stage for future relationships," Adhia said, adding that this abuse could lead to long-lasting emotional scars like anxiety, depression, substance use, antisocial behavior, eating disorders and suicidal thoughts.
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I attend the scheduled team lunches and don't want to appear quirky or antisocial, but I also don't like being pressured to eat food I don't want at times I don't want it.
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"It put me into the kind of antisocial trance my teenagers hope for — the one where I say yes to everything just so they'll leave me alone," Elisabeth Egan writes in her review.
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" It noted "the single-parent, antisocial habits, prevalent among some working-class whites; the anti-'acting white' rap culture of inner-city blacks; the anti-assimilation ideas gaining ground among some Hispanic immigrants.
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I was watching CNN's Reliable Sources a couple of weeks ago and was struck by an exchange between host Brian Stelter and Andrew Marantz, author of Antisocial, a new book about online extremism.
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While ASBOs were officially renamed in England and Wales in 2014, the term has lived on, particularly in tabloid headlines, to refer to actions governed by the Antisocial Behavior, Crime and Policing Act.
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Years later, he was diagnosed with major depression and borderline antisocial personality disorder, his family said, and more recently, post-traumatic stress disorder, illnesses that often go hand-in-hand with substance misuse.
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Burgess Meredith (who appeared in four episodes and the 21983 movie) stars as an antisocial bookworm who finally gets all the time he could ever want to read after surviving a nuclear explosion.
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The brutal sexual assaults that Lisbeth experienced as a child are partly an explanation for her seemingly antisocial behavior and partly the motivator for her unsparing willingness to go after men who abuse women.
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Neither sociopathy nor psychopathy are listed as disorders themselves in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual (DSM), which is used to diagnose mental health disorders, but they fall under the diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder.
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The report broke down conditions by age, race, and gender, with gender showing marked differences: Men had greater rates of substance abuse and antisocial personality disorder; women greater rates of mood and anxiety disorders.
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Early identification and high-quality early intervention and learning programs substantially reduce rates of grade repetition, school dropouts, teenage pregnancy, criminal or antisocial behavior, substance abuse, suicidal ideation, suicide attempts, unemployment, and welfare dependency.
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Traveler's in the capital have long been promised an overnight or later service but proposals had been postponed due to opposition from unions seeking better pay and conditions in return for working antisocial hours.
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Nearly 4,000 people every year are accused of being "antisocial" or "dangerous," terms the Cuban government uses to jail people who pose a risk to the status quo, without having a committed a crime.
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I'm sure that there are lefties who hold fanatical beliefs, but how many of them are responsible for the mass murders, hate crimes and other dangerous, antisocial behavior that is tearing this country apart?
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They become more prone to self-destructive ("Hurting myself isn't a big deal, since I don't count anyway") and antisocial behaviors ("I might be doing something bad, but at least I've got your attention").
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Meanwhile, the basement below the house functioned according to Kelley's plans as a space reserved only for, in the artist's words, "private rites of an aesthetic nature," an antisocial space within the public work.
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Though the types of injuries seem minor, the authors suggest facial laceration and the coinciding scars can "lead to anxiety and lowered self-esteem," which may lead to "antisocial behavioral changes" in some cases.
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You may know me as the founder of the venture capital firm Antisocial Capital, but in my spare time I talk tech and you're listening to Recode Decode from the Vox Media Podcast Network.
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This particular grocery store advancement allows us to be totally antisocial and curbs the amount of time we spend waiting in the checkout line, where our addiction to impulse shopping truly comes to a head.
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His lawyers called on Pietro Pietrini—director of the IMT School for Advanced Studies in Lucca, Italy, and an expert on the neurobiological correlates of antisocial behavior—to testify at their client's trial last year.
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"The use of these types of technology to distance yourself from understanding human emotions and human context can predict more symptoms, for example of social phobia, or more symptoms of antisocial personality disorder," Rosen said.
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It's one of the best known of a genre that includes Forest, Freedom, Space, Off the Grid, AntiSocial and App Detox, all dedicated to reducing screen time (or at least encouraging more mindful smartphone use).
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Prentice's initial reaction, he tells me, was to play Bryce as a true sociopath: "When I first read the character, [I thought] there seems to be a bit of antisocial personality disorder here," says Prentice.
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Birkenstock, considered to be a very ugly shoe, is at the apex of its own renaissance, allying in 2018 with the single greatest producer of antisocial outfits ever made: the one and only Rick Owens.
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The arrangement of the "Star Trek" figures inside the spider's terrarium evokes the arachnid scene from "USS Callister," the "Black Mirror" episode in which Jesse Plemons played Robert Daly, an antisocial villain not unlike Todd.
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George posted the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders hours after the first leg of Trump's tweets, followed by the book's pages that describe narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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Conway posted the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders hours after the first leg of Trump's tweets, followed by the book's pages that describe narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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In other words, what they were doing here was looking to see how much overlap there is between the genes linked to having an antisocial personality and the genes linked to reproducing early and often.
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" For people who abuse children simply because of opportunity, as is the case in some crimes of incest, or because they have antisocial personality disorder, "lowering their testosterone is not going to solve the problem.
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So with falling hard and quick, at that point you need to kind of get away from people—not become antisocial, but just get away for a bit from the person that you fell for.
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"In a customer-facing role, with the antisocial hours we do and in the terrible cabin lighting, frankly, I feel I need it to look semi-human," the flight attendant, Angela Caserta, wrote on Facebook.
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The rapper Roddy Ricch is No. 2 on this week's chart with "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial," which had 100 million streams — slightly more than "JackBoys" — but just 1,000 copies sold as full albums.
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Far from being judged as antisocial or lazy, the homebody economy is our new way of decompressing from the stresses of the outside world and logging off from a nonstop stream of other people's lives.
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My preference was both sociological — boys have more problems in school, are more susceptible to video game addiction and other tech-assisted antisocial tendencies, have an endless supply of abhorrent public role models — and personal.
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Martin Schulz, the leader of the Social Democrats (SPD), who were asked to join coalition talks this week and are historically allied to organized labor, told Siemens workers he saw their employer's actions as "antisocial".
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According to Scott, a season 2 scene when Goldberg looks distraught after he learns his landlord Delilah has been killed proves that Goldberg does indeed have empathy and therefore doesn&apost have antisocial personality disorder.
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Conway, a frequent Trump critic, on Monday shared on Twitter an image of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the pages for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder.
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The shift actually began far earlier, back in the late '60s, when managers recognized that male coders shared a growing tendency to be antisocial isolates, lording their arcane technical expertise over that of their bosses.
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In an age when Instagram and Snapchat and iPhones are part of the warp and weft of life's daily fabric, potential coders worry less that the job will be isolated, antisocial and distant from reality.
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It's possible that many people have only ever heard Zuckerberg's story through "The Social Network," the 2010 Aaron Sorkin film that portrays Zuckerberg as an arrogant, antisocial engineer without much regard for anybody but himself.
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But the problem is that social media is now so powerfully omnipresent its center of gravity is actively trying to pull everyone in — and its antisocial impacts frequently spill out and over the rest of us.
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Just as we rarely lambaste Stephen Spielberg's classic movie "Schindler's List" for encouraging pogroms, it is inaccurate to assume that the only reaction that players can have to questionable video game content is an antisocial one.
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UK startup Fabula AI reckons it's devised a way for artificial intelligence to help user generated content platforms get on top of the disinformation crisis that keeps rocking the world of social media with antisocial scandals.
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It's just an exhibition game, sure, but if you watch the video, you can get past the gruff-unto-antisocial veneer Williams cultivated over his lifetime and see what the game of baseball meant to him.
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Buckfast's link with antisocial behaviour can be summed up in the stats released by the Scottish Prison Service last year, which showed that 43 percent of inmates had drunk Buckfast before committing their most recent offence.
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The charge, breach of peace, is defined in Hungarian law as antisocial, violent behavior capable of inciting indignation or alarm, and it carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison unless there are aggravating circumstances.
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Joe R. Struble Rochester, N.Y. Reddit and Free Speech Andrew Marantz's article about Reddit's efforts to detoxify the Internet was educational, but his focus on the bad subreddits was disappointing and predictable (" Antisocial Media ," March 19th).
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Senior White House administration officials said that the commission heard a "recurring narrative" that teachers and students were afraid because individuals who had a history of antisocial, or sometimes violent, behavior were left unpunished or unchecked.
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When I asked Ms. Cain (while interviewing her about introversion in teenagers) if self-indulgent introverts risked crossing the line into antisocial behavior — if we might, in fact, just be being rude — she laughed, and agreed.
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Depression, on the other hand, leads to antisocial behavior, lots of sleeping, feelings of extreme sadness and hopelessness, and the inability to complete basic tasks like getting out of bed and taking care of personal hygiene.
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Officials in Haryana said Mr. Modi had alerted them to the infiltration of the cow protection movement by "members of opposition parties or antisocial elements," and said they hoped that the licensing arrangement would halt it.
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These exiles, many of whom were labeled "antisocial" but not accused of having committed any crime, were to remain in cages in the United States on an indefinite basis, with no prospects of being set free.
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He has just published a new book, "Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation", which, along with recent New Yorker essays expanding on the book's themes, is sure to provoke debate.
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According to the FBI, known serial killers have been diagnosed with various mental health disorders including antisocial personality disorder, which is often referred to as sociopathy or psychopathy, although the medical community doesn't recognize these terms.
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Also this week, Roddy Ricch's "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial," a chart-topper two weeks ago, holds at No. 3, and Billie Eilish's "When We All Fall Asleep, Where Do We Go?" is No. 5.
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Conway had tweeted several times over the weekend questioning the President's mental health, including posting photos of the description of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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Eisenberg adds unexpected shades of humanity to his lizard persona from "The Social Network," while a bald, unrecognizable Skarsgard pulls off the difficult feat of being sympathetically antisocial as a coder driven batty by his work.
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The good news is that the antisocial traits associated with psychopathic tendencies, such as cruelty, were not found to be positively correlated with creativity, so you needn't worry that your artist friend is actually Patrick Bateman.
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In fairness, there are many forums which were previously lax in their moderation policy which have now improved on that point, with most now displaying a code of conduct which bans discriminatory language and hardcore antisocial behaviour.
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The cat-and-mouse skill with which he's able to evade baffled law enforcement; the combination of personal charisma and a lethal antisocial personality that allows and emboldens him to snatch his victims, often in broad daylight.
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Superhero comics and comic movies are so often about escapism, and this film feels like it embraces a radical, dark, ugly kind of escapism from sanity that's pretty seductive, no matter how irresponsible or antisocial it is.
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Over five seasons, "Silicon Valley" has been viciously precise in lambasting techies' antisocial foibles, but as to the industry's fundamental contribution to the world, the series has mostly aped the zeitgeist, handling tech with loving, kid gloves.
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As everyone is showing off their rowing skills, two new young men appear to quote the thought leaders of the day, as two antisocial young men with no one else to talk to are like to do.
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Studies have shown that corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, causing children to believe that they are bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality in parent-child relationships.
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British parliament presses Facebook on letting politicians lie in ads With lawmakers like these turning their attention on platform giants there is a genuine possibility of meaningful regulation coming down the pipe for the antisocial media business.
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"To be sure, antisocial behavior tends to rise to a peak in the mid to late adolescent years," said Alex Piquero, a criminology researcher at the University of Texas at Dallas who wasn't involved in the study.
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Or should he allow them to believe what they want to believe, that the alienated Connor, whose antisocial behavior made him an outcast even at home, was not really the suffering soul they believed him to be?
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Here is what the research shows: much antisocial and violent behavior in adulthood can be linked back to high levels of cumulative childhood stress and trauma, including physical maltreatment, exposure to violence, disrupted families, and chronic disadvantage.
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"I was so antisocial, I never would have even known [the social clubs] existed, but Steve Ballmer decided I needed to have some exposure to, I guess, drinking," Gates said with a laugh at the Q&A.
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In animal experiments with mice, researchers led by Jonathan Kipnis at the University of Virginia have found that mice bred without the receptor for interferon gamma or that are incapable of producing interferon gamma become severely antisocial.
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Clearly, a sense of isolation, actual isolation, the breakdown of the family, the rise of opiates, the disappearance of associations, a nation "bowling alone" and "coming apart," have all played a role in creating an antisocial constituency.
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She has described herself as "a cross between the jock and the antisocial girl who bit people" in a John Hughes film, and it tracks: She could be the love child of Ally Sheedy and Emilio Estevez.
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A Pregnant Light may be CSR's flagship act, but its moody purple-black tones have little in common with prickly, ragged metalpunk like Aksumite—or with Ornamental Headpiece, the label's latest goth-tinged, antisocial hardcore metalpunk monstrosity.
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During CBT, patients learn to identify antisocial thoughts and then replace them with healthier ones; for years, this popular form of talk therapy has been used to treat depression, post-traumatic stress, eating disorders, and other psychological problems.
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Both Morton and Frances clarify that its closest analog is antisocial personality disorder —and Frances says he was against putting it in the manual in the first place when he worked on the third version of the DSM.
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"With no jobs to allow the elderly to contribute to society, they feel disconnected and this can lead to animosity toward others, depression and antisocial behavior," said Cho Youn-oh, a professor and criminologist at Seoul's Dongguk University.
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As an awkward, antisocial preadolescent in 1960s Long Island, Butler is coerced into "a binding and sickening pact" with her father; if she confers sexual arousal by sitting on his lap, he will drive her to oboe lessons.
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Goldberg committed all of these heinous and unlawful acts without showing remorse and did so for his own benefit — in this case, being closer to Beck — which suggests he could be diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, Scott said.
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The best political books about Trump are attuned to the deeper frequencies that enabled his rise: Andrew Marantz's "Antisocial," an account of the collapsing media ecosystem and the growing influence of the alt-right, is a stellar example.
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Having more relationships, being older, living in a family with lower household income, having lower self-esteem, and engaging in more antisocial behaviors at the start of the study were also associated with higher odds of dating abuse.
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Doctors across England are taking part in their second 2100-hour walkout in 231 years, as the UK government pushes ahead with new contracts which would see them working longer, more antisocial hours with less pay, they say.
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Those organizations need to shift the focus from merely removing the negative to building positive, flexible community spaces, where a small, antisocial subset are no longer able to dominate the space or abuse the people within it with impunity.
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Two key groups of "big" liars emerged from their analysis of 3,349 self-reporting participants, from "all major ethnic, incomes, and geographic regions" of the US. The first group was single, low-educated, antisocial, childless, and house-renting men.
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"The applicant's antisocial behavior ought to give the Board pause before granting a discretionary form of relief as abusive behavior through social media has become a model, technological dilemma, with a subset of bullies known as 'trolls,'" they wrote.
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If you're Rachel Keller's character and being touched has really big implications, and you've been diagnosed as having an antisocial personality disorder because you don't want to get close to people, it's both a power and a character issue.
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In that sense, she says that it isn't possible to have a relationship with a sociopath and it's advised that anyone who has a loved one with antisocial personality disorder gets help from a mental health professional for themselves.
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"When it comes to the major diagnoses most people are concerned about with Trump, such as narcissistic personality disorder or antisocial personality disorder, most of those things are evident in people's behavior over long periods of time," he says.
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His credentials as a possible contender were excellent: he was not taken seriously as a fighter, and the most antisocial things he did were sketching rocket ships on restaurant linen and leaping out of closets yelling, "Boo!" at Dundee.
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"We respect the right of the community to express their views peacefully and lawfully but will not tolerate those who break the law or engage in antisocial or violent behavior," Victoria police spokeswoman said in an e-mailed statement.
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" In an interview with Andrew Marantz of The New Yorker for his book, "Antisocial," Spencer said he and Miller were both members of a small club called the Duke Conservative Union and said they knew each other "quite well.
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According to MCSCS documents, the most common risk factors ascribed to people in the database in 2017 were mental health (including "suspected" mental health issues), criminal involvement, drug use, and "antisocial/negative behaviour," defined as "obnoxious [or] disruptive" behaviour.
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I was surprised to discover that the soldiers I met in Vietnam in the 1960s were nice, often kind people (in fact, despite the military's manpower demands, applicants with antisocial history or criminal records were actually prohibited from serving).
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This weekend, as Trump was lobbing his own Twitter invective in all directions, George Conway responded with screengrabs showing the medical definitions of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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They criticized him for "demonizing" people with mental illness, and said that Morton's sweeping generalizations of people with antisocial personality disorder were unfair, since not everyone who has it is as inherently evil as she depicts them to be.
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The rapper Roddy Ricch topped the latest Billboard album chart with "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial" and Green Day's latest opened in the Top 5, in a slow week before the arrival of the latest from Justin Bieber.
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According to the National Institutes of Health, people with antisocial personality disorder lack empathy, and as a result, may act in ways that society considers morally unsound, like manipulating others to get what they want or violating another's privacy.
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Corporal punishment has been associated with adverse effects in childhood, such as causing the child to believe that he or she is bad, increased aggression, behavioral problems, delinquent and antisocial behavior, and decreased quality of the parent-child relationship.
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In "Antisocial," he&aposs able to take his background in reporting on the movement to embed with its ranks and build out a full picture of the motivations, goals, and reach of the alt-right and its online ilk.
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Read: Smoking Weed Makes You a Loser, Says Study We all know somebody who doesn't smoke because it makes him or her paranoid (full disclosure: I am one of those people) or antisocial at parties (also one of those people).
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S.T. — short for Shit Turd, which will give you a sense of his general vocabulary and demeanor — is an outcast within the animal kingdom, favoring mankind and its culture, which he's gleaned from his antisocial, quasi-deadbeat owner, Big Jim.
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Related: In Photos: Thousands of Medical Workers Protest Pay Cuts and Longer Hours in London At the moment, any hours worked between 7pm and 7am, or at any time over the weekend, are classed as antisocial and are consequently paid more.
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"I miss being pregnant for a few reasons but I really miss being pregnant because I used to have an excuse to be antisocial and go to bed early and not feel any type of way," Khloé, 34, tweeted on Monday.
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A senior executive who creates unnecessary bureaucracy, locks himself in his office, and fails to interact with others in any meaningful way is no more a leader than an antisocial software engineer who refuses to do anything but write code.
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Reddit data provides "a way to look at antisocial behavior in online environments [among] explicit user-defined communities," said postdoctoral researcher Srijan Kumar, who wrote the paper alongside PhD candidate William Hamilton, associate professor Jure Leskovec, and professor Dan Jurafsky.
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The government says the new arrangements are part of its plan to bring in a safer and fuller seven-day health service, but the doctors say it will result in them working longer hours at antisocial times, putting patients at risk.
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"Berry's actions were clearly dangerous and antisocial; at the same time, his legal advice (such as it was), trial and sentencing were infused with the racism one would expect of a rural Missouri court in the 1940's," adds Pegg.
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According to the National Bureau of Economics, high levels of lead can cause increased school suspensions, juvenile incarcerations and criminal behavior as adults, and the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) found a link between lead and criminal and antisocial behavior.
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In the most extensive remarks he has made on the vigilante movement, Mr. Modi said on Saturday that the vast majority of the organizations were not legitimate "gau rakshaks," or Hindu cow protection volunteers, but "antisocial" groups masquerading as such.
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As it turns out, this line of reasoning is all wrong: People with antisocial personalities actually seem to have a reproductive advantage over the rest of us, according to a new study led by a research team out of Amsterdam.
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He suggested Monday that the president has at least two diagnosable personality disorders, sharing an image of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the pages for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder on Twitter.
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He suggested Monday that the president has at least two diagnosable personality disorders, sharing an image of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the pages for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder on Twitter.
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Society must address the conditioning and insecurities of young men, the aggression and antisocial behavior that may cause them to blame others for their problems and commit these heinous acts, and the white power groups that may lure and influence them.
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But you might just have let out a sigh of relief (while sobbing) when, instead of devolving into some smug male fantasy, the film ended with Annie dumping him for the last time, because she'd evolved past his antisocial worldview.
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For those feeling nesty, antisocial or those self-isolating for reasons of caution or health, Melissa Clark stepped up the other day to write about stocking your pantry the smart way, an addendum to Julia Moskin's artful guide to the subject.
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When answers to these questions were correlated with political attitudes, Howe found that indifferent feelings toward democracy are interlaced with a broader set of self-interested and antisocial attitudes that are present among a substantial minority of the U.S. population.
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Trey McIntyre, the choreographer of the other premiere and a recurrent creator for BalletX (and, less frequently, Pennsylvania Ballet), has long been one of America's most touching dance dramatists: He loves to oppose the social and antisocial, loneliness and conviviality.
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But also those considered "antisocial": The homeless, the jobless, those on social welfare, and boys with long hair — Ms. Aegerter's eyes lingered on Nelson — or with too many girlfriends, or with a weakness for American music, like Jazz or swing.
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De Vere, who is the director and principal consultant at The AntiSocial Engineer, said he initially got the idea of using PAC codes to take over people's cell phone numbers when he got a code for himself six months ago.
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But there are genetic risk factors that seem to be common across a number of disorders, she said, including alcohol use disorder, but also depression and conduct problems, like aggression and antisocial behavior, which can be predecessors of alcohol problems.
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"In the years leading up to this unspeakable tragedy, Sheriff Israel, his deputies, and staff ignored repeated warning signs about the violent, erratic, threatening, and antisocial behavior of Nikolas Jacob Cruz," Corcoran said in a letter signed by dozens of lawmakers.
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She was one of the most vocal supporters of Tyler, the Creator, when he was at his most antisocial, and she made an unexpected appearance on a Rick Ross album, singing the hook to a particularly sleek ode to conspicuous consumption.
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Platform algorithms are also still encouraging Internet eyeballs towards polarized and extremist views by feeding a radicalized, data-driven diet that panders to prejudices in the name of maintaining engagement — despite plenty of raised voices calling out the programmed antisocial behavior.
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He suggested Monday that the president has at least two diagnosable personality disorders, sharing an image of the cover of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders and the pages for narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder on Twitter.
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In an integrated work environment, those who may be deemed antisocial by conventional standards actually blossom, reveling in the success of the organization as a whole and taking a huge amount of pride in being associated with a job well done.
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Best Verse: Nicki MinajOverall Grade: A- Alessia Cara's debut single was an anthem for introverts, and while the Isaac Hayes-sampling beat lends itself easily to a rap remix, it didn't seem obvious who would fit the song's antisocial vibe.
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The study looked at the insulin sensitivity, beta cell activity, and BMI of 98 Finnish men aged between 25 and 30-years-old, all of whom had been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorders, but did not all carry the gene mutation.
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Like Brexit, the Trump campaign was running a scam of biblical proportions and improbably won the day—thanks to a perfect storm of antisocial radicalism bubbling at the fringes of American life for the better part of the last decade.
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While plenty of people have been caught doing something illegal while high on psychedelics, a new study indicates that the use of drugs like LSD and magic mushrooms actually decreases the likelihood of committing crimes associated with "antisocial" behavior, like theft or assault.
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Joker is an origin myth, a grim and pseudo-religious "And that little boy grew up to be …" story like Batman Begins, showing how one of life's shat-upon becomes a supervillain and a galvanizing figure for a mass movement of antisocial violence.
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Community is always at its best when it acknowledges that the characters at its center are just a little bit antisocial, and this half-hour was the best example of such an acknowledgment from the series' sadly underseen, seemingly final sixth season.
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Related: 'Antisocial Network' Oil Paintings Address the Irony of Alienation in the Age of Social Media The Hindu Belief of Samsara is Examined in Modern Paintings | City of the Seekers Goth-Inspired Paintings Blend Surrealist Dreamscapes with Nature | City of the Seekers
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As grime artists were absorbed into the city's cultural marketing plan—Dizzee recorded one of the official songs of the Games—the hooded sweatshirts and, in the parlance of London policing, the "antisocial behavior" of their young fans came under increased scrutiny.
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Instead, V.R. is at this point an experience best left for the privacy of one's cave — a lonely, sometimes antisocial affair that does not allow for multitasking, for distraction or for the modern world's easy interplay of the real and the digital.
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Better him than me, I thought as I read about his encounters with the celebrities of this awful antisocial universe, from the Proud Boys' Gavin McInnes to the American neo-Nazi and white supremacist Richard Spencer to the deeply cynical Mike Cernovich.
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I'm trying to excuse myself before dessert has arrived, which may seem antisocial, but I think is justified, because what's a smarter idea than getting a new puppy while in a foreign country during the last week of filming a musical TV show?
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The idea of how a man is "supposed to act" is ingrained young: Research shows that violent video games and watching too much TV can fuel aggression and antisocial behavior, while the popularity of contact sports teaches boys that bigger, stronger, faster wins.
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Where today we devote acres of type to parsing the antisocial pitfalls of social media, anatomists of the '50s rued the destructive potential of television — whether to empower populist maniacs or induce Americans to crave new consumer goods they neither wanted nor needed.
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The stress, financial uncertainty, relentless touring, antisocial hours, experiences of sexual harassment, and other marginalizing behaviour can create their own problems for an otherwise healthy artist, add pre-existing conditions into the mix and suddenly 71 percent begins to seem fairly modest.
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Look at a brand like Antisocial Social Club: I don't even know what they sell, but I follow them on Instagram and, from what I understand, they're doing millions of dollars a year on these T-shirts that they're only producing once they've been purchased.
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"Assuming that statements made by a group of highly antisocial murderers were reliable, and accepting a highly speculative causal link between the compounding process and these complaints, Garcia does not prove that this temporary discomfort is constitutionally intolerable," Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton's office wrote.
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Research by Marlene Oscar Berman, an anatomy and neurobiology professor at Boston University School of Medicine, suggests that environmental factors such as non-intact family, maternal depression, and paternal antisocial behavior can genetically alter a child's brain development and predisposition to certain psychiatric disorders.
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In California, a defendant with a diagnosed mental disorder – except for antisocial personality disorder, pedophilia, borderline personality disorder as well as those charged with murder, rape and other sex crimes- is eligible to have their case put on hold to undergo mental health treatment.
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A former head of the C.G.T., Louis Viannet, denounced the government for perpetrating an "aggression that is antisocial, anti-democratic, and I would say also anti-republican," an insult in France where to be a republican implies a loyalty almost to the concept of France.
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In his new book, "Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation," the writer Andrew Marantz looks at how the evolution of the internet has affected the way we consume media, the way we interact with one another and our politics.
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" Organized competitive gaming on both the high school and university levels lives in purposeful defiance of the gamer stereotype: as Mr. Melcher said, "a kid locked in a basement, antisocial, angry, drinks 50 Mountain Dews and doesn't sort of become a valuable person in society.
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"Cheaters do tend to ruin the game experience for others, but not everything that is antisocial is illegal, nor should it be," said Mitch Stoltz, a senior attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation, a nonprofit in San Francisco that defends digital privacy and free speech.
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In one high-profile case, officials were forced to scrap an intensive support program for around 1,000 of the region's most vulnerable children and teenagers, even though the program had led to a significant drop in antisocial behavior and a rise in school attendance.
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Among adult survivors of childhood bullying, people who had been tiny infants appeared more likely than those born weighing 2,500 grams (5.5 pounds) or more to be depressed, anxious, antisocial, avoidant, and hyperactive or experience obsessive-compulsive or panic disorders, researchers report in Pediatrics.
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Mr. Kamilov also said that Uzbekistan had opened an investigation and had charged Mr. Akilov with involving minors in antisocial behavior; manufacturing and distribution of materials posing a threat to public security; and participation in extremist, separatist and fundamentalist organizations, among other prohibited groups.
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But even separate of that, just the fact that in some settings our biology is such that we are extraordinarily prosocial creatures, and in other settings extraordinarily antisocial creatures, shows how important it is to really understand the biology of our response to context and environment.
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Still self-conscious about that Zen stuff from earlier, I hoped that the relative isolation of the desert would also provide me the perfect opportunity to attempt some of the other loud and antisocial entries that might get the cops called on me back in the city.
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Assuming it should, more doctors will lose out: although their basic pay will rise, top-ups for antisocial hours will be curbed (moreover, as this will make it cheaper for hospitals to roster doctors during these hours, more will be roped into evening and weekend shifts).
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I really do think it's amazing to imagine that a spoiled shut-in from Providence, Rhode Island—who was by all accounts utterly antisocial but also charismatic—was writing this ridiculous, purely ridiculous fiction, and we're talking about him even now and will continue talking about him.
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In "Antisocial Media," New Yorker contributing editor Andrew Marantz discusses the state of free speech and the web, with an inside look at Reddit, the internet's fourth-most-popular site, after Google, YouTube, and Facebook, and a well-known breeding ground for hate speech and trolling.
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While George Conway has long been critical of Trump, attacks between the two ratcheted up this week when Conway questioned Trump's mental health, tweeting screengrabs of the medical definitions of narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders.
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Ricch's "The Box," from his debut album "Please Excuse Me for Being Antisocial" (Atlantic), rose from No. 43, becoming the rapper's first No. 24 single, after a monster streaming week that included 22 million plays, according to Nielsen Music, despite the song having no official music video.
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"There are several pathways we observe: antisocial individuals who are part of a gang, depressed and despondent persons who are highly distressed over a grievance and believe they have no future, and a small group of persons with severe mental illness that includes delusional thinking," he said.
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First, he uses an aggressive, antisocial humor to comment on a public discourse that seldom involves the exchange of free ideas and information, as well as incorporates a destabilized, debased form of language that is capable of suggesting multiple readings and is at odds with itself.
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The film attempts to give Red a troubled backstory — kids made fun of him for his angry eyebrows and he doesn't have parents (laying it on a little thick) — but it never really tries to make it anything other than a hastily applied excuse for Red's antisocial feelings.
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As Howe writes: Those with a high-school education or less are substantially more likely than those with a college degree to express skeptical views about democracy as well as tolerance of various antisocial behaviors, by variances that range from 5 to 30 percentage points across the questions.
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The antisocial novel asks us to acknowledge that we are individuals in a system larger than ourselves, and that those systems — which are stories in themselves, in the sense that they are value-based human constructs — still place some people and experiences at the bottom of a hierarchy.
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The idea of "the group's Karen" still turns up once in a while, and may have gotten a boost from 2016's "antisocial Karen" Nintendo meme, which framed the group's outlier as a relatable gamer who'd rather play with her new Switch console than engage in social activity.
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Kenneth Goldsmith, a conceptual artist, writing professor, and "first poet laureate of the Museum of Modern Art," wants to challenge what has become a standard litany of critique and alarm about time spent online: that it weakens our powers of concentration, that it is antisocial, that it is almost entirely frivolous.
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NSW POLICE FORCE our blackboard with what we are pouring by the glass is promoting unsavoury antisocial behaviour SYDNEY WHAT THE FUCK IS HAPPENING "It is common for police to provide advice to licensees regarding potential licensing breaches or issues during business inspections," the police said in a statement to Broadsheet.
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If you haven't watched the show before, stop reading this right now and fire up that HBO Go. If you are not devoted to HBO dramedy to the point of being antisocial, here's a guide to everything you need to know before diving back in to Insecure with Season 3.
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Rather, the antisocial novel pulses with a different kind of noticing, the kind that shows us things that we might not want to see with a doomed clarity (in Moshfegh's work, the noticing is parodically grotesque: finger gouges in a bulimic's sheet cake, or the resemblance of Chardonnay to urine).
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As disturbing as these specific stories are, what filled me with a creeping sense of dread were the parts of "Antisocial" that incisively describe how a Darwinian information environment has degraded to the point where it now selects for people who can command the most attention with the fewest scruples.
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Goldberg embodies some symptoms of antisocial and narcissistic personality disorders One reason it&aposs difficult to pinpoint a single mental health condition for Goldberg is the simple fact "You" was created for television, according to Pamela Rutledge, a social scientist who researches the intersection of media, human behavior, and neuroscience.
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This subset of perfectionists, so-called "extreme perfectionists," are highly self-invested and some have the superficial charm that is a hallmark of antisocial personality disorder, according to a paper titled "Deep, Dark and Dysfunctional: The Destructiveness of Interpersonal Perfectionism," by authors Gordon Flett, Paul L. Hewitt, and Simon S. Sherry.
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This year is continuing the trend of people turning to their mobile devices to start their browsing — perhaps using these smaller, handheld computers as a way of doing this more subtly and without being too antisocial around family and friends (that's assuming you have agreed on a moratorium on any political conversations).
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As tech's social giants wrestle with antisocial demons that appear to be both an emergent property of their platform power, and a consequence of specific leadership and values failures (evident as they publicly fail to enforce even the standards they claim to have), there are still people dreaming of a better way.
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We have everything from people who are really antisocial, engage in a lot of criminal or harmful behavior—they might physically abuse children as well as sexually abuse them—and we have people who are quite prosocial—they have empathy, low in risk-taking, are stably employed, don't use alcohol or drugs.
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These flashbacks help viewers better understand the root cause of Goldberg&aposs behavior and, according to Scott, these scenes led her to believe Goldberg acts how he does not because he lacks empathy and has antisocial personality disorder, but because his violent and turbulent childhood caused him to develop an attachment disorder.
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Leading up to her sentencing, Wuornos' defense team argued that Wuornos' traumatic childhood and adolescence had produced serious consequences for her psychological health; expert witnesses for the defense claimed that Wuornos exhibited symptoms consistent with antisocial personality disorder and borderline personality disorder, complicating the prosecution's portrayal of her as a rational actor.
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The animus is rumored to be a beef between XXXTentacion's friend and tour-mate Ski Mask the Slump God and San Diego rapper Rob Stone, and it fits with the antisocial patterns elsewhere in XXXTentacion's life: he's facing charges—to which he's plead not guilty—of strangling and beating his pregnant ex-girlfriend.
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Related: In Photos: Thousands of Medical Workers Protest Pay Cuts and Longer Hours in London Doctors across England are taking part in their second 7.303-hour walkout in 27.30 years, as the UK government pushes ahead with new contracts which would see them working longer, more antisocial hours with less pay, they say.
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"There were years when my friends just thought I was the girl that got the stomachache all the time and probably equated it with me being neurotic and me just being generally antisocial," Dunham told CNBC at an event called the "Blossom Ball," which honored her decision to go public about her private struggle.
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" We went behind the pay wall of The Times and fished out some gems from the copy:"It's not just a matter of wanting to avoid 'antisocial hours' that interfere with family life — an institution to which men tend to pay homage but that women are actually more likely to put ahead of their career.
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Research by the psychologist Patrick Markey found that 80% of those who committed a mass shooting didn't even play video games, and the University of Southern California professor Henry Jenkins has found that "the overwhelming majority of kids who play do not commit antisocial acts," as The New York Times reported in February 2018.
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We see the antisocial effects of this in the use of debt to brutally repress democracies in Greece, Spain, and Portugal; in the rise of Donald Trump's brand of white supremacy in the US; and in the use of racist, anti-immigrant rhetoric to convince the British people to vote to exit the European Union.
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It's time for Twitter to scrap one of its founding principles: the idea that it is an anything-goes paradise, where anyone who signs up for a voice on its platform is immediately and automatically given equal footing with everyone else, and where even the vilest, most hateful and antisocial behavior should be tolerated.
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By age 26, researchers found that for each one-point increase in the victimization score, the adults who were too small at birth had 67 percent higher odds of depression, 173 percent greater likelihood of anxiety, 92 percent increased risk for antisocial behavior and a 39 percent higher chance of attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder.
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"Alone at Last," an wryly antisocial love song — "With you I feel alone at last" — has a leaping, acrobatic melody and manages to fit vocabulary like "agoraphobic" into its lyrics, along with a name-check to Jean-Paul Sartre, but its easy-swinging mini-big-band arrangement is as cozy as it is sophisticated.
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"Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation" by Andrew MarantzJournalists have been covering the dark recesses of the internet for years, from Joe Bernstein and Charlie Warzel (now at The New York Times) for BuzzFeed News to Kyle Wagner&aposs prescient Deadspin article on Gamergate and its impact on politics.
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When the DSM-V cites "antagonism" as a personal trait necessary for a diagnosis of "antisocial personality disorder," Hamblin cites Trump's extended feuds with journalists such as Fox's Megyn Kelly, BuzzFeed's McKay Coppins (who dared to call the Mar-a-Lago hotel "slightly dated"), and Vanity Fair's Graydon Carter (co-coiner of "short-fingered vulgarian").
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Facebook's problem is it scrambled for big data and, finding it easy to suck up tonnes of the personal stuff on the unregulated Internet, built an antisocial surveillance business that needs to capture both sides of its market — eyeballs and advertisers — and keep them buying to an exploitative and even abusive relationship for its business to keep minting money.
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More interesting at this stage of the true crime game would have been an attempt to engage more deeply with some of the issues the documentary briefly raises — especially questions of how mentally competent Bundy, and other serial killers with extreme antisocial personality disorder, truly are, and how much control they really have over their actions.
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"It's time for Twitter to scrap one of its founding principles: the idea that it is an anything-goes paradise, where anyone who signs up for a voice on its platform is immediately and automatically given equal footing with everyone else, and where even the vilest, most hateful and antisocial behavior should be tolerated," he wrote.
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What's amazing, then, is how Halt and Catch Fire reinvented itself in season two, focusing more on its two most prominent women: Mackenzie Davis, as the genius but antisocial programmer Cameron; and Kerry Bishé, as Donna, who started out as the standard "prestige drama wife" and then turned out to be far more complicated than that.
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"There were years when my friends just thought I was the girl that got the stomachache all the time and probably equated it with me being neurotic and me just being generally antisocial," Lena Dunham, who struggles with endometriosis, told CNBC at an event called the "Blossom Ball" that honored her decision to go public about her private struggle.
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In recent years residents in cities where Airbnb is popular have been vocal in complaining that such platforms bring problems — from antisocial impacts such as noise and drunken partying to more structural issues as they contribute to driving up rents by removing housing stock, with the risk of undermining local communities if residents get priced out.
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Psychopathy's most consistent feature is a high level of antisocial behavior, but those classified as primary psychopaths are thought to be more unfeeling and less fearful, while secondary psychopaths are more prone to anger and impulsive behavior (estimates vary, but around one to two percent of the general population might have clinically noticeable symptoms of psychopathy).
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Contrary to its two extremely misleading mobile phone advert-friendly lead singles, The Harry Styles Album has revealed itself to be the exact thing I want to spend my summer blasting at antisocial volumes while getting pissed on my sofa in a tank top that is glued to my back because I don't have air conditioning.
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So the company is essentially seeking to leverage (you could say 'legally weaponize') a smorgasbord of antisocial problems — many of which have scaled to become major societal issues in recent years at least in part as a consequence of the size and scale of Facebook's social empire — as arguments for defending the size and operational sprawl of its business.
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It's also true that Instagram has a multitude of serious problems on its hands — including anti-vaccine misinformation and rampant hate speech and extremism — and that building A.I. to detect bullying is probably a more convenient challenge than rethinking the ad-driven business model and platform design issues that encourage antisocial behavior in the first place.
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Here are the books discussed by The Times's critics this week: "Catch and Kill" by Ronan Farrow "Mind____" by Christopher Wylie "Targeted" by Brittany Kaiser "Antisocial" by Andrew Marantz "The Man Who Saw Everything" by Deborah Levy "Frankissstein" by Jeanette Winterson We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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A 2013 review article published in the Journal of Sports Medicine suggested that early and excessive emphasis on youth sports and early sport specialization – or participating in one sport year-round – can shift youth focus from fun or "deliberate play" to performance and has been linked to increased psychosocial problems, antisocial behaviors and negative peer interactions.
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The show then proceeds to introduce its handful of sullen, squabbling, antisocial characters, also brought together by a mysterious genius (played by Timothy Dalton), whose powers are more of the curse than blessing variety, including Robotman and Negative Man (voiced by Brendan Fraser and Matt Bomer, respectively), Elasti-Woman (April Bowlby), Crazy Jane (Diane Guerrero), and Cyborg (Joivan Wade).
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It seemed like a perfect melding of the actor and his real-life character: Twitchy, vulnerability masked by an antisocial streak, and obviously smart as hell, the Eisenberg-Zuckerberg hybrid became, in many of our minds, just plain old Zuckerberg (a fact the pair appeared on Saturday Night Live to joke about a few months later).
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When I was in high school and my mom got real sick, all I listened to was lo-fi, antisocial American black metal like Xasthur, Leviathan, and Cult of Daath; I found their CDs in bargain bins and on the shelves at the old Relapse Records store on South Street in Philly, and clung to them as the hospital bills racked up.
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Over this, through a mic tilted perilously over his head, he would rasp out vocals that were hard to hear and usually absurd, he admitted, once you'd made them out: songs about war, drugs, sex, rich people, kicking ass and broken glass, with titles like "Die, You Bastard", "Antisocial" and "Overkill", scrawled mostly by him in a few chortling minutes on the back of a cigarette packet.
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In his book, "Antisocial Media," for example, Siva Vaidhyanathan argues that it was African-Americans and young women who were lured into not voting for Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonThe exhaustion of Democrats' anti-Trump delusions Poll: Trump trails three Democrats by 10 points in Colorado Soft levels of support mark this year's Democratic primary MORE because of social media advertising supported by Facebook.
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As Andrew Marantz details in his absolutely terrific book "Antisocial: Online Extremists, Techno-Utopians, and the Hijacking of the American Conversation," there was a concerted effort during the course of the 2016 campaign by Trump supporters to take advantage of the decidedly lax fact-checking (and oversight) on social media platforms to push memes -- like this one -- to damage Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party. Truth?
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Here's the postmortem on Facebook's antisocial fuck-up: If your business is building powerful tech tools that you make freely available to almost anyone who wants to use them, and yet you also refuse to accept responsibility for ensuring those tools are not also misused at scale, then don't be too surprised when the monster you've unleashed comes back to bite your personal political ambitions in the ass, Zuck.
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