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I was watching "Today's Statement" last night, and there was a case in which: One night, a 19-year-old girl encountered a "robbery" after withdrawing money from a cash machine. After the girl gave all the money to the man, the man still threatened her with a knife ; The girl gave her cell phone to the man again. But the man still slashed the girl's face, head and body more than a dozen times. Later, after the suspect was caught, he was asked why he was so cruel. He actually answered: For excitement. I threw her cell phone away as soon as I got into the taxi. We see that the purpose of this criminal suspect's robbery was not to steal money, but just for excitement. This is a typical antisocial personality. Antisocial personality, also known as psychopathy or sociopathy, immoral personality, etc. Behaviors tend to violate moral standards and social norms, and have no sense of guilt after harming society and others. They are immoral, ruthless, and unable to learn lessons from setbacks and punishments. Instead, they intensify their revenge on society. The above-mentioned antisocial personality traits all appear in early youth, no later than 25 years old. The main causes of antisocial personality are: The impact of losing a father or mother at an early age or divorced parents, adopted children, congenital physical abnormalities, harsh social environment, family environment and unreasonable social systems, as well as immature development of the central nervous system, etc. It is generally believed that family breakdown, children being abandoned and neglected by their parents, and lack of parental care and love in life and emotions since childhood are the main social factors for the formation and development of antisocial personality. Children being abandoned by their parents and being neglected have two meanings: First, parents are cold and emotionally distant from their children, making it impossible for children to develop interpersonal tenderness, warmth, and close relationships. Then the children went to school in a formal way * Meet certain requirements of social life, but the emotional attachment to others cannot develop as it should. The so-called emotional empathy in psychology refers to the ability to understand others and share other people's moods, or to incorporate oneself into other people's moods mentally and emotionally. Second, it refers to the lack of consistency in parents’ behavior or parents’ requirements for their children. Parents act haphazardly, with no fixed rules for likes, dislikes, rewards and punishments, leaving children at a loss as to what to do. Often lacking role models to follow, children are unlikely to develop a clear self-identity. Patients with antisocial personality disorder lack resistance to the temptations of bad guys and accomplices, and lack internal guilt for their mistakes. These phenomena are all caused by the inconsistency of rewards and punishments from others and the self-contradictory judgment of their own good and evil values. ; Their impulsiveness and inability to control certain wishes and desires are due to family members' unprincipled, immoral, and lack of respect for their behavior. Caused by bad examples such as e-system. It can be seen that antisocial personality's emotionally unstable, irresponsible, lying and cheating, but calm and indifferent behaviors are all closely related to family and social environment.
This should be a broad social issue.