William P. Wattles, Ph.D. Francis Marion University.

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William P. Wattles, Ph.D. Francis Marion University

Psychopathy Psychopathy is a personality disorder characterized primarily by a lack of empathy and remorse, shallow emotions, egocentricity, and deception.

Construct Construct- An idea or theory containing various conceptual elements, typically one considered to be subjective and not based on empirical evidence. Measure Individual differences to: Predict Understand Change

Construct Validity The quality of measures and manipulations. Important for all three claims How well have you measured each of the variables in the study? convergent validity, predictive validity, Types of reliability

Cleckley

PCL-R

PPI-R The PPI-R is a 154-item self-report measure of both global psychopathy and the component traits of psychopathy.

Triarchic model Disinhibition Boldness Meanness

Factor Analysis PCL-R Factor 1 Low fear temperament /feckless disregard toward others. Lack of remorse lack of empathy conning\manipulative Factor 2 disinhibition/impulsivity negative affect/anti- social behavior need for stimulation parasitic lifestyle

Nature/Nurture Old view, born psychopath. Newer view, risk factors interact with environment (developmental view)

Factor Analysis Factor 1 Low fear temperament /feckless disregard toward others. Lack of remorse lack of empathy conning\manipulative narcissistic Factor 2 disinhibition/impulsivity negative affect/anti- social behavior need for stimulation parasitic lifestyle

Operationalization The process of defining something in a way that can be measured. Psychopathy is currently operationalized by the PCL-R

Construct Validity of PCL-R High overall scores on the PCL-R show positive associations with measures of impulsivity aggression Machiavellianism (a trait marked by ruthlessly pragmatic and cynical attitudes) persistent criminal behavior negative relations with measures of empathy and affiliation

PCL-R cutoff score 30 out of 40 No consensus definition of symptom criteria for diagnosis of Psychopathy.

Taxonomy the science of identifying and naming things, and arranging them into a classification The term dimension refers to any scaled continuum

“…Data indicate that psychopathic individuals differ from other people in degree rather than in kind.”

Psychopathy is synonymous with violence. A. Yes B. No

MMPI-2 Scale 4 Psychopathic Deviate a measure of rebelliousness. High scorers are often in conflict with authorities.

Psychopathy is synonymous with psychosis. A. Yes B. No psychopathic individuals are generally rational, free of delusions, and well oriented to their surroundings

Psychopathy is synonymous with antisocial personality disorder A. Yes B. No anti-social, criminal, violent

Psychopathic individuals are born, not made. A. Yes B. No multicausality constitution interacts with environment

Psychopathy is inalterable A. Yes B. No Not supported by research.

Disinhibition Impulse-control problems lack of planfulness impaired regulation of affect and urges need for immediate gratification deficient behavioral restraint Externalizing behavior Nexus of impulsivity and negative emotionality. Nexus

Boldness Ability to remain clam and focused Rapid recovery from stressful events high self-assurance tolearnce for unfamiliarity and danger Nexus of social dominance, low stress reactivity and thrill seeking.

Meanness deficient empathy disdain for close attachments rebelliousness excitement seeking exploitativeness empowerment through cruelty nexus of high dominance and low affiliation

Nexus A connected group or series: "a nexus of ideas". as the nexus for three great religions, Jerusalem has had a troubled as well as illustrious history

Causes of Psychopathy Research with twins suggests around 50% heritability

Operationalize Review refers to PCL-R psychopathic offenders Cleckleyan psychopaths PPI-R

Low fear IQ Lack of fear inhibits learning. aversive buzzer conditioning passive-avoidance learning-withold wrong response weaker responses in anticipation of shock some neuroimaging support

Cognitive-processing deviation Response Modulation- difficulty switching from an ongoing action in response to cues. fear reactivity deficits occur during concurrent distraction

Successful Psychopathy? Little is know because the primary measure PCL-R assume violent and criminal behavior.

Predictabilty Facet 4 provided most value

The End

Sampling Error KP52.6 Raven57 Kristy68 Brandy71 Audra72.3 Joshua77 Brittany77 Ashley77 Dottie81 Brandi84 True Population Mean 74.4 Sample means for n=3 34