Psychopathy is a personality disorder characterized by a constellation of affective,
interpersonal, lifestyle and antisocial features whose antecedents can be identified in a …

The recent inclusion of callous-unemotional traits in the diagnostic criteria for serious
conduct problems has led to renewed interest in more comprehensive integrations of the …

Many negatively connoted personality traits (often termed “dark traits”) have been introduced
to account for ethically, morally, and socially questionable behavior. Herein, we provide a …

This chapter focuses on the most widely accepted clinical/forensic measure of psychopathy,
the Psychopathy Checklist‐Revised (PCL‐R). Although traditionally considered to be a …

In the fifth edition of the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, a Limited
Prosocial Emotions specifier was added to the conduct disorder diagnostic criteria to …

Psychopathy has traditionally been linked with heightened criminality, but the relationship of
psychopathy with increased risk for dangerousness is contested. To address this debated …

Moreover, aggression in high-psychopathic individuals may manifest in ways other than
overt violence. For example, relational aggression involving threats, dominance, and …

The importance of psychopathy in the forensic and criminal justice domains is largely due to
its robust associations with aggression and violent behavior. Hence, investigators have …

The current meta-analysis includes 477 records (N= 142,692) and comprehensively
explores the complex interplay between psychopathy, antisocial behavior, and empathy …

Introduction Aggression is a clinical symptom of various psychiatric disorders that can be
conceptualised as a physical act towards another person with the intent to cause harm. In …