Psychology

Psychology

Introduction

Antisocial behavior is a behavior lacking consideration for others and individuals likely to be detrimental to the community, as well as by intentional negligence. This behavior is the opposite of pro-social behavior that usually favors the adaptation of the individual to society. The laws of different countries are legal responses to antisocial behavior in terms of prevention or punishment (Loeber, 2000).

The biopsychosocial model is both a theoretical model, that is to say an articulated and coherent set of hypotheses to explain health and illness, and a clinical tool, that is to say a set of diagnostic and therapeutic method directly applicable. ...