Dershowitz points out that these sound like the same characteristics shared by a lot of people, including most if not all criminals and many anti-social people. The reason I highlighted them is that it seems our educational system is particularly adept at teaching these kinds of things. Remember, our educational system is very paranoid about suggesting that there is any value system which has merit, and says that we ought not force our values on other people. Therefore it essentially encourages a relativistic view of morality. Of course, this would set one at odds with any society that required certain types of behavior, so he'd become anti-social.
Sexual promiscuity speaks for itself.
You can get condoms in every school, and to suggest that there's something wrong with pre-marital sex is anathema. It's one of the most serious social crimes you can commit not the sex part, but saying there's something wrong with the sex part. Here's a syndrome that results in people murdering others, and four or five of the symptoms of that syndrome seem to be the kinds of things we're encouraging in our schools by the way we teach, or fail to teach, or refuse to teach values. But here's something else I think is kind of a chuckle. Actually, I would be laughing more if it weren't so bizarre.