Hare (1996) Argues That an "Asymmetrical Relationship" Exists Between Antisocial

question 16

Multiple Choice

Hare (1996) argues that an "asymmetrical relationship" exists between antisocial personality disorder (ASPD) and psychopathy when it is assessed using the Psychopathy Checklists-Revised. According to Hare, why does this asymmetry exist?

• A) ASPD cannot be diagnosed in anyone under the age of 18.
• B) ASPD requires evidence of conduct disorder before age 15.
• C) The diagnostic criteria for ASPD put too much emphasis on affective symptoms.
• D) The diagnostic criteria for ASPD put too much emphasis on interpersonal symptoms.
• E) The diagnostic criteria for ASPD put too much emphasis on behavioural symptoms.

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