The concept of the fearlessness hypothesis of antisocial personality disorder is that individuals with this disorder
a. learn to avoid punishment.
b. have an underactive cortex.
c. under-react to the threat of punishment.
d. have brain damage that inhibits their ability to understand the implications of their actions.
Question 2
According to the underarousal hypothesis, individuals with antisocial personality disorder may engage in their characteristic behaviors as a way to
a. deal with their fears.
b. provide a level of stimulation that most of us receive from more typical behaviors.
c. provide a sense of relief from the feelings of depression that they experience when they are not highly aroused.
d. reduce the generally high level of arousal that they feel.
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