Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among UsTranslates essential findings from experimental psychology and cognitive psychophysiology to examine the nature of psychopathy, its salient characteristics, and its effects on society. This book provides information and advice for anyone seeking to understand, evaluate, or rehabilitate these dangerous men and women. It also serves as a supplemental text in psychopathology courses, at the undergraduate or graduate level. |
Contents
The Problem | 1 |
Experiencing the Psychopath | 8 |
Focusing the Picture | 21 |
The Profile Feelings and Relationships | 33 |
The Profile Lifestyle | 57 |
Internal Controls The Missing Piece | 71 |
Crime The Logical Choice | 83 |
WhiteCollar Psychopaths | 102 |
Flies in the Web | 144 |
The Roots of the Problem | 155 |
The Ethics of Labeling | 180 |
Can Anything Be Done? | 192 |
A Survival Guide | 207 |
Epilogue | 219 |
Chapter Notes | 221 |
Words from an Overcoat Pocket | 124 |
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Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us Robert D. Hare Limited preview - 2011 |
Without Conscience: The Disturbing World of the Psychopaths Among Us Robert D. Hare Limited preview - 1999 |
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