Psychopathy Description Peer-reviewed Research

 Writ by Jesse Lee 

	Psychopathy Description Peer-reviewed Research
	A psychopath doesn't learn from mistakes as is evidenced by the majority population of reoffending criminals in prison are diagnosed. While a sociopath has a very small conscious the psychopath has no conscious at all. Whereas a sadist has a conscience and thrives off of knowingly causing pain and humiliation aside from immorality. The dark side is known for driving off of sadistic behavior both mentally and physically.
	a genuine medical condition or a pattern of disvalued
	behavior
	(cf. Blackburn 1988; Karpman 1948)
	psychopathy contained six dimensions (detachment, aggression/impulsivity, antisocial, manipulation, risky behavior, and thrill-seeking), and Machiavellianism contained four dimensions (cynicism, amorality, manipulation, and detachment)
	(Hudson Golino and Sacha Epskamp (2017)
	Affective Differences
	(Lykken 1996; Mealey 1995; Newman et al. 2005)
	Primary
	low anxiety
	(cf Lykken 1996; Newman et al. 2005)		fearlessness
	low empathy
Inverse negative emotionality
	Psychopathy
Secondary
	more anxious
	(cf Lykken 1996; Newman et al. 2005)
	negative
	emotionality
	impulsivity
frustration
	sensation-seeking
reactive aggression
	(Skeem et al. 2011).