Question

What is the difference between a person who has been diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder (apd) and a person who demonstrates psychopathic tendencies? a. a person with psychopathic tendencies is more likely to seek out psychotherapy than a person with apd. b. a person with psychopathic tendencies would typically be much younger than a person with apd. c. a person with psychopathic tendencies can be helped more with psychotropic medication than a person with apd. d. a person with psychopathic tendencies displays more extreme behaviors than a person with apd?

Answer 1

The difference is A person with psychopathic tendencies displays more extreme behaviors than a person with APD.
Unlike people with APD, people with psychopathic tendencies tend to unable to display empathic emotions. Because of this, they tend to do several extreme behaviors such as killing wild animals or purposely hurt other people.