What is the name of trait that associated with antisocial personality disorder describes ability to ignore acknowledgement own bad acts?

The trait associated with antisocial personality disorder that describes the ability to ignore or acknowledge one's own bad acts is called callousness. Individuals with antisocial personality disorder often display a lack of empathy and remorse for the harm they cause to others, and may even take pleasure in their own misdeeds. This callousness can make it difficult for them to form and maintain healthy relationships, as well as to function successfully in society.