Signs You May Have, Antisocial Personality Disorder.<br />Lifehacker reports that people who have <br />a hard time connecting with others or carrying on <br />conversations may have antisocial personality disorder.<br />Antisocial personality disorder (APD), <br />which includes sociopathy and psychopathy, <br />can develop as early as age 11.<br />According to Dr. Tony Ferretti, a psychologist who specializes in the disorder, APD is a lifelong condition, <br />but some symptoms may decrease over time.<br />People can have traits <br />or characteristics of APD without <br />having the full-blown disorder. , Dr. Tony Ferretti, Psychologist, via Lifehacker.<br />It becomes a disorder when their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors develop into a persistent pattern that deviates from the culture, Dr. Tony Ferretti, Psychologist, via Lifehacker.<br />According to Dr. Ferretti,<br />people with the disorder can be <br />perceived as charming, witty and fun. .<br />They also tend to be manipulative, <br />have an endgame in mind, blame <br />others and avoid responsibility.<br />Lifehacker recommends looking <br />at patterns in your life, particularly your <br />relationships, to determine if you have ADP.<br />People with ADP often have a hard time maintaining <br />interpersonal relationships, as they have difficulty <br />attaching or connecting with others.<br />According to Lifehacker, <br />if you're concerned about antisocial behavior <br />it's important to consult a professional
