| By contrast, in someone with anti-social personality disorder, psychopathy, the disorder is the person, the whole person. |
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| They are innately evil, receptacles for ill will, jealousy, revenge and psychopathy. |
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| The results of the current study also strengthen claims that psychopathy is a neurocognitive disorder that is apparent across the lifespan. |
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| The amygdala is certainly involved in the forms of fear and empathic processing that are impaired in individuals with psychopathy. |
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| Questions of dangerousness and criminal propensity, and suspicion that the youth fits the profile of juvenile psychopathy, may arise. |
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| Isn't consistently showing a lack of remorse or regret symptomatic of psychopathy or sociopathy? |
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| Misogyny, psychopathy, and deviance are not disorders that will become extinct if section 213 is repealed. |
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| I have had an interest in the field of psychopathy for a number of years, and I know some of the science in that area of research. |
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| Risk factors associated to violent behaviour and, particularly psychopathy, are the main topics of his research interest. |
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| His early research demonstrated that individuals diagnosed with psychopathy showed diminished electrodermal responding to a conditioned stimulus in anticipation of shock. |
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| Recently, there has been renewed interest in the role of antisocial personality and psychopathy in the assessment of dangerousness. |
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| His paper is less an exploration of the possibility of executive psychopathy and more a guide for possible victims. |
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| Characterologic qualities not normally valued in close circles of friends become adaptive in the world of politics...narcissism and psychopathy. |
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| Then you head out into assessment of psychopathy and anti-social personality. |
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| First of all, what we have in gang membership is a combination of anti-social personality disorders and psychopathy. |
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| One can almost envision a dark party game that involves ranking our favorite historical figures on a scale of psychopathy. |
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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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| Hare wants to disassociate psychopathy from the DSM's catchall diagnosis of antisocial personality disorder. |
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| Finally, the paper uses the distinction between synderesis and conscientia to make some suggestions about how psychopathy can occur. |
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| To find out, they recruited 67 prisoners and tested them for psychopathy. |
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| For his contributions to forensic psychology and the study of psychopathy. |
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| Of course, past history of violence is an important predictor, but factors such as psychopathy, as mentioned by a previous witness today, are even more important. |
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| A study of 181 American trial judges this summer in Science, a journal, showed that explaining the biology of psychopathy brought lighter sentences, by an average of one year. |
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| We use Bob Hare, an expert in psychopathy who has done 30 years of research, to help us determine who you can trust and who you can't. There are people with no conscience. |
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| He intended The Collector to be a commentary on class, not psychopathy. |
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| Besides the features of hypomanic psychopathy there was a marked readiness to pseudologize, therefore his psychical examination required great patience. |
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