In 1952, the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders was published and it called psychopathy “sociopathic mental disturbance”. It said sociopaths were people who were “always in trouble” had no loyalty to anyone and could come up with any excuse for any bad thing that they did. It also said that all psychopaths were sociopaths but not all sociopaths were psychopaths. In 1968, the second version of the DSM renamed it “antisocial personality” and said that it meant people who only cared about themselves, did a lot of things society says people shouldn’t do and never feel guilt. And who always say it’s someone else’s fault when bad things happen to them.
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