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the _______ variant of antisocial personality involves - motivation to defend and extend bravery and toughness- antisocial acts are designed to ensure that they are noticed by others and others notice them and give them the respect that they deserve - perpetually on guard against the possibility of belittlement - wants to be perceived as significant , not to be easily dismissed, treated with indifference, taken lightly, or pushed around - when status or ability is slighted may eript with ferocious intentity, posturing, threatening until rivals back down - being tough and assertive is a DEFENSIVE ACT intended to prove their strengh and garuntee a reputation of indomitable courage - wish others to see them as unaffected by what most anyone else would experience as dangerous or frightening - RISK IS PROACTIVELY SOUGHT AS ITS OWN REWARD (provides a means of feeling stimulated and alive, not a means of material gain) - THRILL SEEKERS infatuated by opprotunities to test their mettle a) perform for the attention, applause, and amaement of an audience
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