Some research supports the claim that individuals with antisocial personality disorder may not exhibit the same increase in stress hormone levels when under stress as those without the disorder.

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Cristofer Hester

Social Studies

13 July, 03:29

Some research supports the claim that individuals with antisocial personality disorder may not exhibit the same increase in stress hormone levels when under stress as those without the disorder.

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Catalina Villegas · Answer 1

Answer: This is True.

Individuals with antisocial personality behaviour are better able to handle stress as they have learnt it unconsciously while developing the disorder. Some of the symptoms of an individual with this disorder is lying, breaking of rules act impulsively and lack regard for their own safety or the safety of others. In order to be able to exhibit this behaviour, they know how to control their stress level.

Bailee Carrillo · Answer 2

TRUE.

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I just took the test.