CC210 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Antisocial Personality Disorder, Psychopathy, Conduct Disorder
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Psychopathy: appearing completely normal, but lack the ability to feel remorse/empathy; poverty of emotion (cleckly) Not psychotic (psychotic more delusional and has to do with mental disorder) Sociopathy: has conscience but weak; feel some guilt or remorse, has the ability to know what they"re doing is wrong. Know its wrong but do it anyways. (old definition) The hare psychopathy checklist-revised (pcl-r) : exam questions hares pcl-r** Measures range of interpersonal, affective, behavioural and antisocial features. Industrial psy(cid:272)hopath: engaging (cid:271)ut polarizing : half in offi(cid:272)e like half don"t trust. Dsm: |||: antisocial personality disorder(aspd)(emphasis on behavioural symptoms)* Dsm-5: aspd (conduct disorder prior to age 15 + 3 of 7 adult symptoms) * **aspd: exhibit manipulatives, deceitfulness, callousness, impulsivity, hostility, risk taking, irresponsible. You cannot create a psychopath with setting, must be a functional difference in the brain that develops over time. However, were more likely to engage in violence. Inability to experience fear; not responsive to punishment.
