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Protecting Yourself from Psychopaths

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Psychopaths (also known as sociopaths) present significant emotional (or even physical) danger, but there are a number of ways that you can protect yourself. more...

How Psychopaths Differ from Other Criminals

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

While many criminals are psychopaths, the majority are not. Psychopaths (also known as sociopaths) differ from other criminals on a number of key traits. more...

Media Glamorization of the Psychopath

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Popular media often casts psychopathic characters as heroes. The reality is that psychopaths don't make good soldiers, police officers, or rescuers. more...

Why Most People Are Not Psychopathic

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Psychopaths (also known as sociopaths) don't develop a conscience because they can't experience the required emotions: anxiety, shame, guilt, and empathy. more...

How Psychopaths Exploit Others

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Psychopaths make up just 4% of the total U.S. population, but the damage and devastation they wreak is extreme and widespread. more...

Causes of Psychopathy

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Theories on the causes of psychopathy (also known as sociopathy) encompass nature, nurture, social forces, natural selection and brain damage. more...

Behavioural Traits of Psychopaths

By: Feature Writer Jennifer Copley

Psychopaths, also known as sociopaths, are manipulative, deceitful, impulsive and inclined to take risks. more...

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