Anti-social Behaviour - Types of Anti Social Behaviors

Types of Anti Social Behaviors

Anti social behavior is any sort of behavior that goes against the norms that society has placed. Many different types of extreme Anti social behaviors have been documented and observed including aggression to those around them, cruelty, violence, theft, and vandalism. Other lesser traits that could be considered antisocial are noncompliance, lying, manipulation, and other activities such as drug and alcohol abuse.

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