Psychopathy goes undetected in some people. Why?

In a June 2024 study, UC Berkeley psychology professor Keanan Joyner and his colleagues found that by using a combination of methods tailored to the multidimensional nature of psychopathy, we could transform how we identify and understand this personality disorder. “I think that it goes toward having a functional and positive society,” Joyner said. “Our collaboration is the substance of what makes humans so wonderful as a species.”
Key takeaways:
Psychopathy exists on a spectrum
Boldness is a key, yet largely overlooked, trait of psychopathy
By changing the way we measure psychopathy, we could reduce the harms of the personality disorder
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[@Prolefood]

Thank you for producing and posting this fascinating lecture.

[@Poppy-yx8js]

You got some at UC Berkeley legal aid who committed fraud against me when I tried to get help from them because of cyberstalking and physical stalking- my dad was a professor emeritus- shame on them !! My home was burglarized again just the other day by my stalker.

[@Poppy-yx8js]

And if they are involved in the hacking into my devices they are really in trouble!

[@NevilleSumpter]

A most untrustworthy soft science that has always had a murky attachment to government operations.
Note his contempt for his client who is probably trying to communicate abuse in a relationship.
"Boldness" can also be called "courage". A very highly valued character trait by the poor who are under severe pressure and danger at every turn.