What are the characteristics of antisocial personality

Common characteristics of antisocial personality are low neuroticism, mainly lack of health and social adaptation, potential moderate concern for emotional emptiness, and often social isolation, lack of emotion, cynicism, paranoid thinking and other characteristics.

1. Low Neuroticism: Lack of moderate concern about potential problems in health or social adjustment; emotional emptiness. ?

2. Low Extraversion : Social isolation, interpersonal alienation, lack of support system; emotional monotony; lack of enthusiasm and enjoyment in life; unwillingness to assert one's own opinions or take on leadership roles even if qualified. ?

3. Low openness: difficulty adapting to social or personal changes; low tolerance or understanding of different viewpoints and lifestyles; emotional blankness; alexithymia; narrow range of interests; lack of sensitivity to art and beauty; excessive obedience to authority. ?

4. Low Agreeableness: Cynical and paranoid; distrust of others, even friends and family; argumentative and prone to fighting; predatory and controlling interpersonal relationships; exaggerated and unrealistic self-perception, and arrogance. ?

5. Low conscientiousness : academic performance is poor and intellectual potential and artistic talent cannot be realized; academic performance is below the ability level; disregard for rules and responsibilities may lead to violations of the law; even if treatment is needed, it is impossible to discipline oneself (such as sticking to a diet or exercise plan); personal and professional life have no goals.