== == == == I have edited this answer because I felt it was unsuitably upsetting for a parent trying to find out about sociopathy in children. If anyone would like to add a slightly less upsetting reply that would be brilliant, sorry. New Response: regarding the answer above, the person above definitely is a parent of a sociopath, and how do I know? Because if you find yourself feeling really bad or disturbing or embarrassed or ashamed after you discuss a socipathic event involving your child, then your child is a sociopath. Technically, psychology does not diagnose minors with antisocial personality disorder, however, there are traits that your teen may exhibit that are indicative of a burgeoning socipath adult, those would include stealing, not showing remorse for wrongs they have done, blame shifting, extreme and chronic self-centeredness, not caring, pathologic lying, parasitic behavior, won't get a job but will constantly bum or steal money from his parent or his parent's friends. My husband's sociopath, I can call him that now because he is no longer a minor, made up an incredible lie about his father, one that could have gotten his father into serious trouble with law enforcement if the health practitioner believed the sociopath's lies... it totally made my husband a nervous wreck for several weeks after he received a phone call from this health practioner informing him of the tale that the son told the health care provider. Why did sociopath son make up this lie about his father? To get Revenge against his father because father was telling him to be more responsible or else get kicked out of the house on his 18th birthday. One mistake you can make if you suspect your child of having this personality disorder is to accuse him of it, because sociopath's are very "smart" and can figure out what emotion to feign in order to get what they want from you, despite your better wishes that they not have what they want, whatever that may be. I am not a pyschologist, I speak from experience.
It is important to consult with a mental health professional for an accurate diagnosis. Some signs that may indicate sociopathic behavior in children include persistent lying, manipulative behavior, lack of empathy or remorse, aggression towards others or animals, and a disregard for rules or authority. Early intervention and support are crucial in addressing these behaviors.
If your husband leaves home with a full roll of Duct Tape and a loaded pistol, and returns home with no tape and several chambers in the pisol empty, you may be married to a sociopath.
No, there is no scale to tell 'how autistic' a child is. A child is either autistic or they're not, there is no scale of 'how autistic' a person is just as there's no scale for how Chinese someone is or how female someone is.
Signs of ADD in children may include difficulty focusing, impulsivity, forgetfulness, disorganization, and frequent daydreaming. If you suspect your child may have ADD, it's important to consult with a healthcare professional for a comprehensive evaluation and to discuss treatment options.
Nagging a child to clean their room would be considered positive punishment, where an undesired stimulus (nagging) is applied to decrease the likelihood of a behavior (not cleaning the room).
The plural possessive of "child teacher" is "child teachers'".
Child-centered education focuses on designing learning experiences that cater to the needs and interests of the child, emphasizing individual growth and development. On the other hand, child-led education places more emphasis on allowing the child to take the initiative in directing their learning experiences, with teachers acting more as facilitators and guides. Child-centered education may involve more structured curriculum planning, while child-led education may encourage more freedom and autonomy in the learning process.
you get a restraining order and you tell the judge that he is a sico and then your child will be safe
poor child!
you dont
"You are a sociopath." However, if they truly are, it won't matter to that person.
If you feel your child is in danger than I would say yes but if you feel he is a sociopath than maybe you might want to consider consulting your question towards a professional who could tell you the safest way of going about dealing with a sociopath.
confront them
It can be. For example; if a child is raised by a sociopath, the sociopath raising them might be cold and distant(because they could have trouble making an attachment with the child.) The sociopath raising them can also be highly abusive. As a result, the child could grow up to have a sociopathic personality, because thats all they know.
It is possible. Sociopaths have no sense of boundaries or guilt.
If you were involved with one and he/she is a chameleon and fools others (only for a short time usually) then worry about getting on with your own life and realizing that others can look after themselves. Sociopath/narcissist will hang themselves every time ... they just have to open their mouths!
The short answer is get out, sociopathy cannot be cured. But see answer to the related question.
Definitely tell people! They need to know!
You can't diagnose a eleven year old as a sociopath. Proffessionals agree that a sociopath can only be diagnosed accuretly as a adult. Once more many CEOs and leaders are sociopath, so your child might grow up to be great.