Negan's Personality Disorder || Content Analysis

In this episode of content analysis, we explore Negan's psyche and attempt to diagnose him properly using the DSM-V. Two personality disorders are explored, (1) Antisocial personality disorder and (2) Narcissistic Personality Disorder. If you like this type of content and want to see more, feel free to like and subscribe. Also, don't hesitate to suggest a topic for the next episode in the comment section below.

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