CLICK HERE – PUBLIC PERCEPTION OF PSYCHOPATHY – interview of Dr. Jacqueline Helfgott
The term “psychopath” has consequences and should properly be used sparingly to only describe those individuals who fit the criteria established by psychopathy researchers. In this interview, Dr. Jacqueline Helfgott of Seattle University describes some of the effects of using the term.
CLICK HERE – SOME PSYCHOPATHIC TRAITS MAY BE INBORN – interview of Dr. Kent Kiehl
Professor Kent Kiehl of the University of New Mexico has done pioneering research using functional-MRI (“f-MRI”) imaging to study brain functioning in people displaying high levels of psychopathic traits. In this interview, he discusses the heritability of certain characteristic psychopathic traits. His reference to “FACTOR 1” traits refers to “aggressive narcissistic” characteristics typified by extreme...Read More
Here’s how “Born to Destroy” can help you!
My mission in writing Born to Destroy is to provide real-life situations that show how psychopaths ruin lives. By doing so, I hope that victims will be better able to identify them in their lives, so as to stop the damage and reduce the pain. Psychopaths are insidious, because they are very cunning. Most are...Read More
CLICK HERE: PSYCHOPATHS CANNOT FEEL EMPATHY … interview of Dr. John Logan
Psychopaths cannot feel empathy. Dr. John Logan of Carleton University, Ottawa, Ontario, presents recent research findings supporting this conclusion at the 2019 convention for the Society for the Scientific Study of Psychopathy.
CLICK HERE: WHAT CAN YOU EXPECT FROM A PSYCHOPATH?
Winifred Rule provides some of what you may feel or experience when dealing with a psychopath or malignant narcissist.