Shaun Harvey
Liz Lange
Sociopaths
Sociopaths
Sociopaths
Thursday 17th February 2022
Explore sociopathy with Liz Lange and Dr. Mark Burton as they discuss antisocial personality disorder and its implications.
32 minutes
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Episode Overview
- Sociopathy is closely linked to antisocial personality disorder.
- Common misconceptions between sociopaths and psychopaths.
- Early signs can include cruelty to animals.
- Complex interplay between genetics and environment influences behaviour.
- Personality disorders often resist therapy due to lack of self-awareness.
For a sociopath, lack of empathy or remorse is what sets them apart.
In this fascinating episode of Mental Health Matters, Liz Lange and Dr. Mark Burton take you on a journey through the intriguing topic of sociopathy. Ever wondered what truly makes someone a sociopath? Well, you're in for an enlightening discussion as they unravel the complexities of antisocial personality disorder and its close cousin, psychopathy. They tackle the common misconceptions surrounding these terms, often used interchangeably, yet differing significantly in the realm of mental health.
You'll find out why antisocial personality disorder is more than just a dislike for social gatherings – it’s about disregarding societal norms and laws. Dr. Burton shares diagnostic criteria, painting a vivid picture of traits like impulsivity and lack of empathy. They also touch on how these behaviours can manifest early in life, with chilling indicators like cruelty to animals.
If you've ever pondered the connection between serial killers and sociopaths, this episode doesn't shy away from exploring those murky waters. The duo also delves into the nature versus nurture debate, discussing how genetics and environment play roles in developing antisocial personality disorder. From childhood trauma to serotonin levels, they cover it all. For those curious about treatment, there's a candid look at why many with personality disorders resist therapy – often blaming others for their issues.
So why should you listen? This episode offers a captivating blend of psychological insights and relatable anecdotes, all wrapped in Liz and Dr. Burton's engaging style. It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking to understand the nuances of human behaviour.