🎬In this episode of the Personality Couch Podcast, we (licensed clinical psychologists Doc Bok and Doc Fish) unpack the passive-parasitic and aggressive subtypes from history before jumping into Dr. Theodore Millon’s 6 subtypes. At the mild level, we look at: the Covetously Aggrandizing & Disaffected Aggrandizing Antisocials. At the moderate level, we explore the Risk-Taking Devious and Reputation-Defending Devious Antisocials. At the severe/disordered level, we discuss the Nomadic & Malevolent Antisocial Subtypes. We end with our thoughts and opinions about the line for disorder and explain why the antisocial personality is so challenging to understand.

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Chapters 0:00 Intro to Antisocial’s Historical Names 02:16 Are antisocials born or made (psychopath vs sociopath)? 03:14 Passive-parasitic and Aggressive Antisocials 04:32 What is a Normal Antisocial Personality? 04:40 The Adventurer 05:45 The Unconventional Antisocial 08:28 Intro to Millon’s 6 Subtypes 08:48 Mild Level: Aggrandizing Antisocial 09:59 Does Dominance Fill an Inner Void? 10:52 The Covetously Aggrandizing Antisocial 11:22 Criminal Behavior at the Mild Level 15:11 The Disaffected Aggrandizing Antisocial 17:06 Proneness to Addiction 18:11 Proneness to Infidelity 19:02 Contrasting the Mild Types 20:25 Moderate Level: The Devious Antisocial 21:39 Risk-Taking Devious (Histrionic & Turbulent Features) 25:56 Reputation-Defending Antisocial (Narcissistic & Sadistic Features) 27:24 Proneness to Criminal Behavior 28:02 Relationship & Work Challenges 29:17 What Are They Defending? 31:17 Severe Level: Antisocial Personality Disorder 31:45 Nomadic Antisocial (Schizoid & Avoidant Features) 33:18 Doom & Invincibility Focus 36:54 Malevolent Antisocial (Sadistic & Paranoid Features) 41:49 Our Thoughts & Opinions 43:46 Summary & Conclusion