What are the symptoms of psychopathy?

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Disorganized Episodic Aggression: (psychopath-born)

Organized Sociopathic Hatred: (sociopath-made)
Ritualistic behaviorSuperficial charm and "good" intelligence
Attempts to conceal mental instabilityAbsence of delusions and other signs of irrational behavior
CompulsivityAbsence of "nervousness" or psychoneurotic manifestations
Periodic search for helpunreliability
Severe memory disorders and an inability to tell the truthuntruthfulness and insincerity
Suicidal tendencieslack of remorse or shame
History of committing assaultinadequately motivatedantisocial behavior
Hypersexuality and abnormal sexual behaviorpoor judgment and failure to learn by experience
Head injuries; injuries suffered at birthpathological egocentricity and incapacity for love
History of chronic drug or alcohol abusegeneral poverty in major affective reactions
Parents with history of chronic drug or alcohol abusespecific loss of insight
Victim of childhood physical or mental abuseunresponsiveness in general interpersonal relations
Result of an unwanted pregnancyfantastic and uninviting behavior with and sometimes without drink
Product of a difficult gestation for mothersuicide rarely carried out
Unhappiness in childhood resulted in inability to find happinesssex life impersonal, trivial, and poorly integrated
Extraordinary cruelty to animalsfailure to follow any life plan
Attraction to arson without homicidal interest
Symptoms of neurological impairment
Evidence of genetic disorder
Biochemical symptoms
Feelings of powerlessness and inadequacy


Antisocial Personality Disorder: Sense of entitlement; Unremorseful; Apathetic to others; Unconscionable behavior; Blameful of others; Manipulative and conning; Affectively cold; Disparate understanding; Socially irresponsible; Disregardful of obligations; Nonconforming to norms; Irresponsible.


Sociopath: Egocentricity; Callousness; Impulsivity; Conscience defect; Exaggerated sexuality; Excessive boasting; Risk taking; Inability to resist temptation; Antagonistic, deprecating attitude toward the opposite sex; Lack of interest in bonding with a mate


Psychopath: Glib and superficial charm; Grandiose sense of self-worth; Need for stimulation; Pathological lying; Conning and manipulativeness; Lack of remorse or guilt; Shallow affect; Callousness and lack of empathy; Parasitic lifestyle; Poor behavioral controls; Promiscuous sexual behavior; Early behavior problems; Lack of realistic, long-term goals; Impulsivity; Irresponsibility; Failure to accept responsibility for own actions; Many short-term marital relationships; Juvenile delinquency; Revocation of conditional release; Criminal versatility


The Psychopath has all the traits of "antisocial personality disorder" but not all antisocial personalities are psychopaths. Psychopaths may also have traits of the "sociopath"
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