Jeffrey Dahmer Borderline Personality Disorder
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The definition of a serial killer is almost always defined as a person who commits a series of murders, usually with a predictable behavior pattern known as their signature. Serial killers tend to have a psychological characteristic that is the motivation for their killings. There have been theories proposed and researched to help determine what triggers someone into being a serial killer. According to the Cognition 101 Journal, the most broadly recognized mental disorder associated with serial killing is Antisocial Personality Disorder (ASPD). This is a cluster B personality in the DSM IV and is intimately related with psychopathy (Blair, 2006). Individuals who have been diagnosed with severe mental disorders and have desires to commit murder …show more content…
Borderline personality disorder is a mental disease which is characterized by impulsive behaviors, intense mood swings, and feelings of low self-worth. It has also been diagnosed among some of the U.S.’s most notorious serial killers. One of many serial killers diagnosed with Borderline personality disorder is Jeffrey Dahmer, also known as the “Milwaukee Cannibal”. Jeffery was an American serial killer and convicted sex offender who took the lives of 17 males between 1978 and 1991. Dahmer was captured in 1991 and sentenced to 16 life terms (biography.com). Jeffery Dahmer’s behavior was impulsive and psychotic. Many people with borderline personality disorder experience similar behavior. They are also more likely to attempt or commit suicide than the average person. Many times people with this disorder tend to harm themselves as a way of punishment or away to fight a feeling of lonesomeness. When they harm themselves they do it without intending to commit suicide. However, when they become stressed people with borderline personality disorder may develop psychotic-like symptoms. They experience a distortion of their perceptions or beliefs rather than a distinct break with reality (health.harvard.edu). Jeffery Dahmer had no regards for the way people felt. He lacked sympathy and had several desires to harm himself as well as other people around
In this essay, the author
- Explains that serial killers tend to have a psychological characteristic that is the motivation for their killings. the most broadly recognized mental disorder associated with serial killing is antisocial personality disorder (aspd).
- Explains that serial killers range from all racial and ethnic groups as well as gender. jane toppan was a female nurse who killed dozens of people between the years 1885 to 1901.
- Explains that lorenzo gilyard was sentenced to life in prison without parole in 2007 for raping and murdering over a dozen women around kansas city between 1977 and 1993.
- Explains that serial killers tend to have a psychological characteristic that is the motivation for their killings. the most broadly recognized mental disorder associated with serial killing is antisocial personality disorder (aspd).
- Explains that serial killers range from all racial and ethnic groups as well as gender. jane toppan was a female nurse who killed dozens of people between the years 1885 to 1901.
- Explains that lorenzo gilyard was sentenced to life in prison without parole in 2007 for raping and murdering over a dozen women around kansas city between 1977 and 1993.
- Explains that 86.5% of serial killers met the hare criteria for psychopathy in a personality characteristic study carried out by stone.
- Explains that anti-social personality disorder is a mental health disorder characterized by people who have no regard for other people or their feelings. charles manson was the leader of the manson family cult.
- Explains that schizophrenia is a mental illness where people suffer hallucinations and delusions. david berkowitz is one of america's most notorious serial killers.
- Explains that borderline personality disorder is a mental disorder characterized by impulsive behaviors, intense mood swings, and feelings of low self-worth.
- Explains that mental illness is one of the causes that influence people to commit murder, but it is not the only thing.
- Opines that serial killers are sociopaths and start their psychotic behavior at a young age.
- Explains blair, r.j.r., the emergence of psychopathy. implications for the neuropsychological approach to development disorder.
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- Analyzes how serial killers are smarter than everyone else since they know how to act like they haven't done anything at all.
- Explains that serial killers take items from victims to remind them of the power they had over the situation and how good it made them feel.
- Explains that serial killers love to maintain power and control through the media. when they kill a person, they leave notes telling the people that it was them and sometimes write all the details of how they killed the person.
- Explains that a serial killer is someone who kills repeatedly to gain power and control over their victims.
- Analyzes how dennis rader lived a normal life like everyone else in his community. he competed for leadership roles in the community and stayed meticulously and constantly within the strictest mores of society.
- Analyzes how dennis rader pleads guilty to 10 murders since 1974.
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