Psychopaths can mimic human emotion. They can become very good actors in order to fit in to their particular part of society. They come from all walks of life.
For all the confusion regarding Psychopathy and Sociopathy: In practice, few Forensic Psychologists use the term Sociopathy, especially in a court setting where we need to be able to assess a person's traits objectively and back up our conclusions with sound and well-established research. Unfortunately, the exact distinction between the two terms is not entirely consistent or well-defined in the research, you will actually find that even in research people may use the terms interchangeably. So even though there are arguments for Sociopathy as distinct based on etiology (the origin or development of a condition) or certain traits, the term Sociopathy remains more of a pop-culture phenomenon whereas Psychopathy traits have been researched to the point that we can objectively measure them using an instrument like the PCL-R. In Forensic practice, Psychopathy is well established as a distinct subset of APD that can help inform our clinical recommendations regarding a person's risk, intervention needs, and treatment prognosis. At the end of the day, both terms are NOT clinical and refer to people with a similar personality and behavioral presentation that would clinically be diagnosed as Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD).
Neither of them exist anymore in clinical psychology. They're both antisocial personality disorder, no psychologist recognizes either as a diagnosis and them meaning something different is just something unaware people spread on the internet.
@@Savannah- they should of not change it because it is possible to not like to be around people because you know how evil people are but your not antisocial
I heard that the term 'sociopath' was something created for the courts. Apparently it was used to describe someone who had anti-social tendencies but hadn't killed anyone.
All serial killers are MOST definitely NOT all psychopaths. Not even close to the truth. Neither are all psychopaths serial killers, in fact MOST aren't.
Lol. My x wife. And the judge believed her even though I had pictures and video. Whoever calls first wins And these people destroy lives. And get away with it. I used to think ptsd was for war veterans. It's now my cross to bear and learn. Buts very difficult to trust again.
I actually hate the fact that we can so causally discuss and watch the horrors these murderers have done and do. As a result, the forensic psychologist is elevated. Why? Because we have so so many murderers taking innocent victim’s lives and such actions are too common. That is a very sad fact.
cops, lawyers, doctors, service members, politicians even priests. very scary. these type of people tend to gravitate towards positions of authority and power.
...and!....hmm?!... but, I have to leave watching this before "Advertisers" become active and put forward "Ads-in-between!!! "...?!....heck-heck-heck!!!.... 😁😁😁😃👓
Corrections, we know psychopaths are born and narcissists are made and a psychopath is always a narcissist but a narcissist is not always a psychopath. This guy is not really that well educated in psychology.
Psychopaths can mimic human emotion. They can become very good actors in order to fit in to their particular part of society. They come from all walks of life.
Yes they mirror alot
They do have emotions... It is been years that there's proofs about that... Don't speak about things you don't know dumba$s.
For all the confusion regarding Psychopathy and Sociopathy: In practice, few Forensic Psychologists use the term Sociopathy, especially in a court setting where we need to be able to assess a person's traits objectively and back up our conclusions with sound and well-established research. Unfortunately, the exact distinction between the two terms is not entirely consistent or well-defined in the research, you will actually find that even in research people may use the terms interchangeably. So even though there are arguments for Sociopathy as distinct based on etiology (the origin or development of a condition) or certain traits, the term Sociopathy remains more of a pop-culture phenomenon whereas Psychopathy traits have been researched to the point that we can objectively measure them using an instrument like the PCL-R. In Forensic practice, Psychopathy is well established as a distinct subset of APD that can help inform our clinical recommendations regarding a person's risk, intervention needs, and treatment prognosis. At the end of the day, both terms are NOT clinical and refer to people with a similar personality and behavioral presentation that would clinically be diagnosed as Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD).
Finally someone who know that !
This is an excellent interview by the interviewer & interviewee.
Psychopathy and sociopathy are absolutely not interchangeable...
Neither of them exist anymore in clinical psychology. They're both antisocial personality disorder, no psychologist recognizes either as a diagnosis and them meaning something different is just something unaware people spread on the internet.
Truth.
To those who are not educated and/ or trained in the workings of the mind be they as psychiatrist or psychologist, they will mixed up the two!!!
@@Savannah- they should of not change it because it is possible to not like to be around people because you know how evil people are but your not antisocial
I heard that the term 'sociopath' was something created for the courts. Apparently it was used to describe someone who had anti-social tendencies but hadn't killed anyone.
Good in-depth interview. Smart man.
All serial killers are MOST definitely NOT all psychopaths.
Not even close to the truth.
Neither are all psychopaths serial killers, in fact MOST aren't.
Great questions. This was a great interview
Lol. My x wife. And the judge believed her even though I had pictures and video. Whoever calls first wins
And these people destroy lives. And get away with it. I used to think ptsd was for war veterans.
It's now my cross to bear and learn. Buts very difficult to trust again.
I actually hate the fact that we can so causally discuss and watch the horrors these murderers have done and do. As a result, the forensic psychologist is elevated. Why? Because we have so so many murderers taking innocent victim’s lives and such actions are too common. That is a very sad fact.
Hey, don’t forget cops!!! Many police officers fall in the psychopathy folder.
cops, lawyers, doctors, service members, politicians even priests. very scary. these type of people tend to gravitate towards positions of authority and power.
So interesting! Love gaining more information.
I think she’s confusing the word sweet with polite. But perhaps they were
The reflection on the table makes it look like he has a peg leg 9:30
I don't think you'd be able to pick these people out from high school, unless they're extremely disturbed
What a beautiful view
very interesting
Why does she keep interrupting?
Time limit
Currently reading Prof. Labuschagnes' book ....
...and!....hmm?!... but, I have to leave watching this before "Advertisers" become active and put forward "Ads-in-between!!! "...?!....heck-heck-heck!!!.... 😁😁😁😃👓
Interesting
interesting!
Most psychopaths are not serial killers though 👎👎👎
Before anyone can even be called a psychopath they should be addressed as having a borderline personality disorder
Corrections, we know psychopaths are born and narcissists are made and a psychopath is always a narcissist but a narcissist is not always a psychopath. This guy is not really that well educated in psychology.
and quoting dr ramani makes you more educated in this field?
He is correct, it’s a combination of genetics and environment. Nature vs nurture…basic psychology. Go away.
@@nick-wi6et Who said that, dildo?
@@nick-wi6etLmao thanks !
is every psycopath a killer? I think not but the title is misleading
No, definitely not.
Damn....she interrupts way to much...sheeeeessshhh
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Time limits!
strange!
Dangerous combinations??? Immutable damages????
boys in blue
Just ask if they are a Democrat. If they say yes, RUN!
Annoying interviewer.
Agreed!
I also agree. She should have studied psychology since she is way too interested in this field.
?? How so? She's actually excellent.
the lady is annoying - please stop trying to armchair something you don't do k thx
*Getting to know sick twisted nutters basically.*