Describe the difference between antisocial personality disorder and avoidant personality disorder.

Answer:

Responses may vary but should include some or all of the following information: People with antisocial personality disorder are usually very social but generally do not have morals. They may break the law, disobey rules, and will often use others for their own benefit. They generally do not feel guilty for doing something wrong or hurting others. People with avoidant personality disorder will most likely avoid social activities for fear of being criticized. They generally are constantly worried, sensitive to what others think of them, and often feel inadequate.