The most abusive is a BPD ASPD co-morbidity. These are the most violent people in cluster B.
The more dangerous the cohort of prison inmates, the more likely you are to find this combination.
Those who have this co-morbidity commit four times the number of violent crimes than those with ASPD alone.
Four times.
Of those people who have the most severe personality disorders in Maximum Security prisons, the number of BPD ASPD is around 75%.
BPD is thought to hemorrhage into ASPD when it is serious enough, particularly when combined with adolescent alcohol abuse.
This co-morbidity is also seen as the dark side of androgyny. With the externalisation of violence that tends to be found in men, and the emotional lability more common in women, the BPD ASPD has the worst of both worlds — a volatile inner life with the need for violent catharsis.
The more you know,
Robert
https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0306624X17735254