The term used to describe people who cheat, steal, and lie, and have no sense of responsibility and have no anxiety or guilt about their behavior is

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Antisocial personality disorder, used interchangeably with the terms sociopath and psychopath, describes people who lie, cheat, steal, and have no sense of responsibility and no anxiety or guilt about their behavior. Psychopaths have these characteristics but tend to be more violent and anger easily. The word antisocial breaks down into the suffix -al meaning pertaining to, the prefix anti- meaning against, and the root -soc/i- meaning partner, ally, community. The word personality breaks down into two suffixes -ity meaning condition, state, and -al- meaning pertaining to, and the root, -person- meaning person.

The Term Used to Describe People Who Cheat, Steal, and Lie