Please describe two mental disorders?

ByverreisterNutzer

Of course, this ultimately has no meaning, but I would be interested to hear what impression non-experts (of course, experts can also write something) have of the two disorders—narcissistic personality disorder and antisocial personality disorder—in comparison. This is if you remove the factors of crime and violence. How would you then describe the differences in behavior? Behavior, intentions, type of manipulation. Which subtypes of the two disorders exist is irrelevant here.

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BrunoRU574
9 months ago

The main feature of narcissism is an excessive need for admiration, paired with a lack of empathy for others. People often have an inflated self-esteem and are constantly looking for admiration and recognition from others.

Sociopathy involves repeated violations of the rights of others, such as disregard for laws and social standards. Socie can be manipulative, impulsive and reckless without showing repentance for their behavior.

I would have said

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