Nonclinical psychopathy and everyday narcissism have received some attention in
accounting literature. Both personality traits belong to a constellation of “dark” personality …

Psychopathy is a personality trait characterized by deficits of conscience and empathy,
leading to callous attitudes and manipulative behavior, and is one of the “Dark Triad” of …

Characterized by a tendency to guiltlessly exploit and manipulate others (Hare, 2003),
psychopathy has been labeled a disorder of moral faculties (Maibom, 2014). The …

Assuming that the inclusion of a measure of knowledge of criminal thinking can increase the
prediction of criminal recidivism, various criminogenic cognitive styles have been identified …

Purpose The nature of moral decision‐making in those with pronounced psychopathic traits
has been passionately debated, both in scientific literature and in the public policy arena …

We compared facets of criminogenic needs between male young offenders and university
students in Hong Kong and assessed the interrelationships between criminogenic needs …

Given the multiple problems of psychopathy, the syndrome and its correlates have been
extensively researched in offender populations including linkages with deviant sexual …

Research has demonstrated that criminal attitudes are a primary predictor of criminal
conduct; hence, measuring attitudes is important. The Criminal Sentiments Scale–Modified …

Research has not investigated differential association theory alongside personality traits in
predicting antisocial behaviour. The current study, consisting of 348 adults (M= 34.7 years …

Psychopathy is a multifaceted personality construct entailing interpersonal-affective
disturbances, antisocial traits, and a tendency to lead an erratic lifestyle. Elevated levels of …