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Antisocial behavior typically involves behavior that is not conducive to developing social bonds or interacting with others in an acceptable manner. Think avoidance here. Delinquent behavior is not necessarily antisocial. Many adolescent behaviors that are considered delinquent are participated in as a group. Think about violence, drinking, vandalism, and shop lifting.
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