Professor Beth Visser of Lakehead University in Ontario, Canada, has been researching how psychopaths spot their potential prey.  In this interview, she discusses some of her research into how psychopaths seem especially skilled at picking up nonverbal cues that suggest a victim’s vulnerability.  

In this interview, world famous psychopathy researcher Dr. Robert D. Hare gives guidance on how to reduce the chance of being victimized by a psychopath.  Dr. Hare is professor emeritus of the University of British Columbia.  He developed the PCL-R (Psychopathy Check List – Revised), the gold standard for evaluating psychopathy.  

In this interview, world famous psychopathy researcher Dr. Robert D. Hare discusses what happens with psychopaths as they age.  Dr. Hare is professor emeritus of the University of British Columbia.  He developed the PCL-R (Psychopathy Check List – Revised). the gold standard for evaluating psychopathy.

Winifred Rule explains how it is so difficult to truly identify a psychopath that even a psychiatrist can be fooled.

Most psychopathy research has focused on psychopaths, not on their victims.  In this interview, Dr. Adelle Forth of Carleton University calls for more research into victims and the effects psychopaths have on them.