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Anti-Social Relations is when someone is unable to associate in a normal or friendly way with other people.

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A past topic that we have discussed in class that has some sort of connection with anti-social relations would be stress and self-regulation. The way it relates with stress is a factor that contributes to the development of antisocial behaviours are stressors.

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How it can be used during future learning experiences 

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How it can be used during future learning experiences 

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A way this applies to future learning experiences is knowing ways to deal with this can help people manage giving a presentation to a large crowd. Another way this can be applied is talking or interacting with people they aren't comfortable with whenever there is a group project.

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-feeling self-conscious or fear that people are judging negatively
-lack motivation to engage in social engagement
-feeling tired or nauseous
-trembling and sweating whenever meeting new people
-trouble concentrating or thinking other than the present worry
-breathing rapidly

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- Between 4 and 6 million american children are diagnosed with anti-social behaviour.
-It is more common for boys to have a more overt expression and girls to have a more covert expression.

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When experiencing anti-social behaviours one may be overt (done or shown openly) by sweating, shaking, breathing rapidly, and feeling nervous or anxious around siblings, peers, parents, teachers, or adults. They may also be overly anxious around large gatherings such as parties.

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We should learn about this because if we don't acknowledge the signs or know any symptoms of having anti-social behaviours and it continues for an excessive amount of time, it might result in reduced educational and work opportunities, maladjusted behaviours during adulthood like substance abuse and criminal activities, and it deteriorates your mental health.

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-use breathing exercises
-exercise
-talk to someone who you feel comfortable with
- healthy diet
-consider peer support
-manage healthy sleep schedule
-Using stress revealing fidgets to help reduce stress

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Learning about this concept helps us know ways to manage with being antisocial. For example, whenever you're feeling anxious when talking to another person, take deep breaths and breath slowly to control your breathing.

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- Depression
-Substance misuse
-Trouble sleeping
-social isolations
-problems functioning at school or work
-poor quality life
-suicide