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Roger is 20 years old and has a history of stealing from his parents, breaking into the grocery store to steal alcohol, and just recently severely assaulted another person. Roger does not feel regret for any of his actions and in fact justifies his behavior by saying people deserve what they get. Which diagnosis seems most appropriate for Roger?

▸ antisocial personality disorder

▸ borderline personality disorder

▸ psychopathic deviant disorder

▸ conduct disorder

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Authors: Hudson, Whisenhunt

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