You're using that word wrong mental health edition: Anti-social

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Dr. Raquel Martin

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You're using that word wrong mental health edition: Anti-social


Antisocial and asocial are not the same thing.​​​​​​​​​-


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  1. ….welcome to another episode of academics forgetting that colloquial and clinical definitions are both valid even if they differ wildly. The clinical definition of asocial and colloquial definition of anti-social are synonymous, pretending they arent is some weird psychology student elitism thats on par with all the worst ills of literary prescriptivism.

  2. This is very misleading as you’re claiming that when people are being antisocial, they are claiming to have a personality disorder. Those two things are not necessarily the same. If you look at the definitions of antisocial, one of them is “often avoiding spending time with other people”. Whilst some of what was said are also alternative definitions for antisocial, they are not exclusively so and saying that people are using it incorrectly because they’re not using the DSM diagnostics for “antisocial personality disorder” is silly. They’re not trying to diagnose a disorder within themselves. Please check a dictionary first before you claim that people are using words incorrectly. English and psychology are two very different fields of study.

  3. Also I thought what you were describing was called being a sociopath because all of that is my father. Are those also trademarks of a sociopath or is that something totally different?