The quality or state of being dissocial; opposition to or rejection of social norms and society.
From dissocial + -ity (noun suffix indicating quality or degree). Refers to the abstract quality of social opposition or withdrawal.
Psychologists distinguish between dissociality (rejecting society's values) and mere shyness—it's the difference between a rebel and someone who's just quiet!
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