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[Antisocial personality disorder].

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    Antisocial personality disorder (ASP), a severe condition, requires early intervention in at-risk children. While research is extensive, no definitive treatment algorithm exists for adults with ASP.

    Area of Science:

    • Psychiatry
    • Neuroscience
    • Criminology

    Context:

    • Antisocial personality disorder (ASP), including its extreme form, psychopathy, has a long history of public and scientific interest.
    • Extensive research covers ASP's epidemiology, physiology, neuroanatomy, heritability, and treatments, making it well-documented in psychiatry.

    Purpose:

    • To review the current state of knowledge regarding antisocial personality disorder (ASP).
    • To highlight the need for effective interventions, particularly early ones for high-risk children.

    Summary:

    • Despite significant research, there is no established treatment algorithm for ASP.
    • Biological and sociological factors emphasize the necessity of early, targeted interventions for children at high risk of developing ASP.
    • Treatment for adult ASP, whether pharmacological or psychotherapeutic, requires careful consideration.

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