Is There an Actual Psychological Test to Determine if Someone is a Psychopath??

Dr. Jeff Kieliszewski, Forensic Psychologist, discusses the concept of psychopathy and a clinical instrument often used to help determine if someone is a psychopath. #forensicpsychologist #forensicpsychology #crime #psychology #psychopath #psychopathy #truecrime

[@Catlily5]

How do they make sure that psychopaths aren't lying on the pclr to get a lighter sentence in Canada or elsewhere that the pclr is used?

[@suzannebrown945]

Thank you…
Very interesting…

[@breaktide251]

Thank you Dr

[@bradmcewen]

Always very interesting content. It seems the spectrum always has the inability or will to interpersonally empathize. And yes when they still have an Illusory reputation to protect, especially a cerebral type of narcissist, any information is used to hone the disorder for future use. Getting called out with zero consequences is just narcissisticsupply. . The biggest gift the psychology community could give society is how these conditions affect a person's character in everything they do. Everything done with a smile , more like a smirk, is transactional gaslighting. Any indication a target knows their men's rea is stone walled with a pattern interruption. A discard is done then another idealization. Repeat.

[@breaktide251]

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[@brandonphillips106]

Can you do a video about juvenile sex offenders. I have a co worker who recently lost his job because of a sex offense he committed at 13, 25 years ago. He always seemed pretty normal.

[@Catlily5]

Some offenders seem odd but some seem normal. You can't always tell.

[@brandonphillips106]

@@Catlily5yeah. I’m sure. But I’ve known him for 20 years and he has no other convictions. He doesn’t fit the criteria for what I view as a sex offender. He may have made a mistake when he was a juvenile but he is definitely what I’d consider rehabilitated. I think government gets a little carried away and over steps. Unfortunately when they do it rarely get anything done about it because no one wants to be seen siding with sex offenders.

[@Catlily5]

@@brandonphillips106 I have never heard of anyone being convicted for a childhood offense 25 years later as an adult. But maybe where you live is different. Here there is a statute of limitations.

[@Catlily5]

However, I still wouldn't leave my children alone with him. Just in case.

[@brandonphillips106]

@@Catlily5no he wasn’t convicted recently. He was convicted 25 years ago. His victim was 6 months younger than him. I don’t think he is a pedophile. If I had kids I’d have no problem leaving them with him.

[@yshialausevic4610]

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