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How common is it?
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ASPD cannot be diagnosed <18; Conduct Disorder ages 11–16: ~8% boys / 5% girls in UK data
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Is it more common among adolescents / teens?
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Not applicable until adulthood
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Are adolescents / teens at higher risk?
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#N/A
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How much higher is the risk?
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Same developmental evidence; risk especially with persistent/early-onset CD
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How often can it be missed?
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Very High risk of premature ASPD labelling
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Does it show up differently among adolescents / teens?
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Fundamentally different developmental framework
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How might it look different?
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Persistent CD, aggression, delinquency, deceit, substance use and severe rule-breaking warrant assessment; personality still developing
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What commonly occurs alongside it?
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ADHD; ODD/CD; substance use; depression
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What can it be confused with?
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Conduct Disorder; ADHD; substance use; bipolar disorder; trauma-related behaviour
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Common screening tool
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No ASPD screening before 18 — assess Conduct Disorder / antisocial behaviour developmentally
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Separate screening tool for adolescents / teens
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Conduct Disorder assessment; APSD measures psychopathic traits, not ASPD diagnosis
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