Antisocial personality disorder is a behavioral pattern characterized by aggression, lack of
social responsibility, and feelings of guilt. Its external manifestations include non-compliance with the
law, difficulty in maintaining a stable job, self-centeredness, lack of concern for others, and difficulty
in maintaining long-term relationships. Antisocial personality disorder and its high-risk groups have
attracted extensive attention of scholars because of the close relationship between antisocial personality
disorder and criminal behaviors. This review mainly discusses the characteristics, epidemiological
studies, influencing factors and preventive intervention of antisocial personality disorder, and integrates
the research conclusions of various literatures to provide new ideas and methods for the prevention and
correction of antisocial personality disorder.