| Only about one per cent of the prison population, he calculates, are unreconstructed psychopaths who would beat you to a pulp for a fag-end. |
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| Shunned as pariahs and labeled psychopaths, the PTSD category offered moral exculpation and access to compensation. |
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| If they're not portrayed as awkward dorks, then they're cold and menacing psychopaths. |
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| I found a wonderful woman in LA who was a criminal psychologist dealing with psychopaths. |
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| They were twisted, grotesque things, as if conceived by the maddest of artist, or most unremorseful of psychopaths. |
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| What you have is a pack of confirmed thugs and psychopaths devotedly looting your once great nation. |
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| But how much can we believe of Hollywood's Tinseltown representations of psychopaths? |
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| His paternal instincts would naturally take over and he would do whatever was necessary to protect his daughter from these marauding psychopaths. |
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| Stuart Kinner analyzes psychopaths, a mere one percent of the population who account for more than half of serious crimes. |
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| Studying the statements of violent criminal psychopaths sheds light on their striking and specific vulnerability and emotional pain. |
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| Ask them to sort out kettle cleaning and the lack of Fruit 'n' Nut in the vending machine and they transmogrify into pin-striped psychopaths. |
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| History is littered with despots and psychopaths, murderous dullards, evil geniuses, deadly incompetents, calamitous brutes of all descriptions. |
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| For example, psychopaths appear not to process emotional content in the same way that normal people do. |
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| As for the enemy soldiers, they were either harmless boobies or cold-blooded psychopaths. |
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| For a long time we wanted to believe that here we were dealing with abnormal monsters, psychopaths, or mentally defective, even psychotic individuals. |
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| Whether the theory truly tipped non-violent musers into killers, or whether it merely gave a pretext to psychopaths, simpletons and romantics to commit murders, is unclear. |
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| It is horrifying that so many conscienceless psychopaths seized their moment to behave like animals once the rules of modern civilisation broke down. |
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| Cult leaders are usually psychopaths with a desire for power and often take ideas from politics, religion and psychology to fulfill their purpose, he said. |
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| Will it some day be possible to genetically engineer violent psychopaths? |
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| The majority of offenders with an APD diagnosis on file were in fact psychopaths, once more highlighting the asymmetric association between these two disorders. |
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| Stuart Kinner is interested in an evolutionary model of psychopathy, a sort of disturbing explanation that says psychopaths exist because they're well-adapted to our society. |
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| Some psychopaths are aggressive and commit violent crimes, other psychopaths are non-aggressive. Many other persistent criminals are said to have personality defects. |
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| Canadian documentary The Corporation, which depicts large companies as greedy, manipulative, deceitful psychopaths, is currently enjoying box-office success. |
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| The guide teaches readers how to cope with every kind of horrow movie obstacle, from ax-wielding psychopaths to haunted Japanese VHS tapes, and is full of illustrated instructions. |
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| You might properly ask whether we are looking at psychopaths and sociopaths here. |
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| I want everything I ever believed to mean something and all the psychopaths, monsters and thugs of the world to know this. |
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| Before moving on to the matter of psychopaths and antisocial people, I would like to come back to the following matter. |
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| Yet apart from Jeannie, the characters are largely lifeless, either macho psychopaths or effete intellectuals. |
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| In her best novels, psychopaths collide with normal folk and as they rub along together, a murder here, a suicide there, the normal folk are soon revealed as certifiable. |
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| These were often the acts of isolated individuals exhibiting the characteristics of serial killers or psychopaths. |
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| What we have with these terrorists, we have the same situation in this land of Canada where we have these people, who are psychopaths. |
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| A savage murder was ordered outside a pub in Belfast less than four months ago, carried out by psychopaths, witnessed by 70 to 80 people. |
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| He has penetrated the psyches of countless psychopaths, pedophiles and hostage-takers. |
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| The psychiatric community has emphasized that psychopaths are not treatable, yet may be very dangerous. |
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| The same applies to women who are handicapped, divorced, widows, addicts, psychopaths and non-Lebanese citizens, etc. |
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| For unless they are psychopaths, people do care about what others think about them and feel towards them. |
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| By exploiting our natural human spirituality, psychopaths have managed to maintain power by constantly setting one human group against the other. |
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| She argued that these men and women were typically not psychopaths or two-dimensional monsters. |
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| To others, we are a combination of animals, brutes, deviates, psychopaths, products of broken homes, or just plain psychologically unbalanced individuals. |
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| In fact, one of the most jarring realizations that dutton comes to is that functional psychopaths walk among us. |
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| Turns out everyone from Saint Paul to Zen Buddhist masters are identified by dutton as possible psychopaths too. |
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| We actually have provisions under the rules of parliament where these people, these psychopaths who we cannot be sure will not commit murder again and again, can be put away indefinitely. |
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| It is the egocentric, cold-blooded and remorseless psychopaths who blend into all aspects of society and have such devastating impacts on people around them who send chills down the spines of law enforcement officers. |
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| The problems relate not only to the way in which power is exercised by psychopaths who exploit those weaker than themselves, but also to the difficulties involved in providing any kind of aid. |
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| What we're saying here is that the psychopaths have no conscience. |
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| Their murderers are not insane, nor maniacal psychopaths. |
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| It is argued that these irregularities influence the conduct of psychopaths and help to explain their propensity to engage in antisocial behaviour. |
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| Psychopathy represents the epitome of human Evil, because psychopaths have the will to predation of the animal kingdom without the capacity for self-reference that belongs to the truly human estate. |
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| William Martens, MD, PhD worked for decades as psychoanalyst and researcher in forensic psychiatric settings with psychopaths. |
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| While his mid-Seventies Los Angeles peers were taking it easy and running on empty, Zevon's albums swilled with troubling tales of mercenaries, psychopaths and bent lawyers. |
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| The dark triad of traits are the self-obsession of narcissism, the impulsive, thrill-seeking and callous behaviour of psychopaths and the deceitful and exploitative nature of Machiavellianism. |
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| She apparently has spent her life studying and working with sociopaths, psychopaths and their victims. |
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| For Charlie not to have continued as it has always done would have been to give in to censorship by psychopaths, to admit that the right to free speech withered when faced with a Kalashnikov. |
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| But the police do put away some seriously dangerous psychopaths, a lot of them, in fact, and the media has to take some of the blame, because they advertise the crimes with such relish, and the convictions, often, not at all. |
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| After all, such people were formerly classed as psychopaths. |
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| The by-product of this tolerance of a cottonwool justice system is, by its nature, doing nothing to deter devious, dangerous psychopaths such as Graham Dwyer. |
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| Dutton's thesis takes us beyond the violent acts of some psychopaths to the behavior of people who head governments, churches, and multinational corporations. |
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| After seeing his family murdered by drug-crazed psychopaths, Max goes undercover with the Drug Enforcement Agency to smash the trade in a drug called Valkyr. |
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| Colin Farrell says a Shih Tzu steals the show in his new movie Seven Psychopaths. |
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| Psychopaths do not appear different in kind from other people, or inalterably dangerous. |
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