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* Mistrusting of people * Previous experiences require solitude, isolation, and control of your environment * Your own self-esteem is low enough that you are too consumed with what others think of you * You have something to hide, and are avoiding contact with others * You are not a popular person, or possibly in a line of work that requires isolation * You do not like people and you like having your privacy

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Is antisocial behavior a crime or not?

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