Umseting - Turkiskt-Enskt - Psikopat ya da toplumdışı (asocial) kiÅŸilik...Núverðandi støða Umseting
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Bólkur Orðafelli - Náttúruvísindi Hendan umbidna umseting er "Bert meining". | Psikopat ya da toplumdışı (asocial) kiÅŸilik... | | Uppruna mál: Turkiskt
Psikopat ya da toplumdışı (asocial) kiÅŸilik terimi, çoÄŸu kez toplumla çatışma durumlarına yol açabilecek oranda bozuk insan iliÅŸkileri ile belirlenen kiÅŸilik özelliklerini ve davranış örüntülerini tanımlar. | Viðmerking um umsetingina | Bazı kısımlarında takıldığım için yardıma gerek duydum. |
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| The term " psychopath " or... | | Ynskt mál: Enskt
The term "psychopath" or "antisocial" refers to poor human relations to the extent that they will often cause conflicts with society and to specific character traits and behavior patterns. |
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Síðstu boð | | | | | 20 Mars 2014 23:54 | | | The term "psychopath" or "asocial"...>The term "psychopath" or extrasocia "asocial" | | | 21 Mars 2014 11:39 | | | Well I translated it as "asocial" because the summiter stated so in the original text. Normally I would prefer the word "antisocial", which as far as I know is more about a disorder. Asocial people are people who intentionally isolate themselves from society, having nothing to do with psychopat people. | | | 22 Mars 2014 06:37 | | | I would say "character traits" instead of "personality traits", and it might be better to say "specific" instead of "identified". | | | 22 Mars 2014 06:37 | | | Actually, the term should be "antisocial" in English.
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