This course presents a dimensional model of antisocial behavior in relation to prosocial behavior, emphasizing trust and reciprocity as central constructs. It introduces a conceptual framework outlining different developmental pathways to antisocial behavior and discusses the role of personality traits. The course aims to improve diagnostics and guide therapeutic interventions tailored to the underlying dynamics of antisocial behavior, supported by current research findings and clinical implications.

Psychologists Clinical Social Workers Psychiatrists Psychiatric Nurses Counselors

Program Objectives

Describe 3 key factors underlying antisocial behavior based on reciprocal altruism theory

Identify 3 distinct developmental pathways to antisocial behavior

Explain the role of personality traits in the heterogeneity of antisocial behavior

Evaluate 2 therapeutic interventions tailored to specific dynamics of antisocial behavior