He states that he makes decisions based on his reasoning and that he has what he

He states that he makes decisions based on his reasoning and that he has what he describes as “low frequency emotion”. What part of the brain should you be thinking of right away? (one quick answer)
Let’s assume LOW FREQUENCY EMOTION means less emotianal involvment as seen in ANTISOCIAL PERSONALITY DISORDER (go look at PowerPoints to understand the concept). Identify 2 statements made by DeShay that depict antisocial personality.
Now let’s look at his diagnosis of bipolar disorder. Describe LOW FREQUENCY EMOTION as it relates to BIPOLAR DISORDER (a different way than in #2?) – 1-2 statements
Watch the video very carefully and pay attention to his statement about the interaction of antisocial personality and bipolar disorder. Although I don’t think that he is lying, bipolar CANNOT be “caused” by antisocial personality. How does this contradict what we know for sure about bipolar disorder (think of MODELS OF ABNORMALITY? What do you think he is trying to say instead (relate it to the mania in bipolar disorder?) 2-3 statements
He says, “I was trying too hard to feel like I was a regular person, then it never works for too long because in order for you to have people close to you for a prolonged period amount of time, they’re gonna find out that something is wrong.” Learn about borderline personality disorder (look at PowerPoints). How can this statement be understood in terms of LOW FREQUENCY EMOTION in BORDERLINE PERSONALITY DISORDER? 1-2 statements
He is diagnosed with antisocial personality disorder, bipolar disorder, and borderline personality disorder. Discuss your final thoughts on his diagnoses by using the following to answer (label a through c) total of 3-5 sentences
Based on the ENTIRE video, do you agree that antisocial personality disorder is the most accurate diagnosis for him and that his therapist has helped him gain a better understanding? Why, what’s the evidence?
OR do you think that this is an inaccurate primary diagnosis and one of the other diagnoses might be more accurate as a primary diagnosis?
Do you think any of the 3 shouldn’t be a diagnosis? Why or why not?