This article explores the relationship between antisocial behavior and aggression. It discusses the definition of antisocial behavior, its destructive nature, and its association with aggression. The article also examines the causes and factors contributing to antisocial behavior, including genetic influences and environmental factors. Additionally, it highlights the role of attachment theory in understanding antisocial behavior and the importance of family bonds in preventing it. The article concludes by discussing the connection between antisocial behavior and psychiatric disorders and the potential for therapy and intervention.