I salute this man for his profession and professionalim. You are truly helping the world, sir. I've had my life wrecked by a psychopath and I believe this research, they ARE brain damaged. Something I find is that the ones I have known (about 3-4 out of say 400 people in my lifetime) were very unintelligent. They couldnt figure out the easiest tasks. So brain damages fits perfectly. Ive noticed the same within narcissism and have seen it can also be seen on MRI's.
4:28 - "Making a decision about a moral judgement requires cognition and emotion". I disagree. Early laws came from rules of right and wrong. If you mean "moral judgement" as being something some would agree with and others disagree with, then that is too ambiguous to test and would depend on your viewpoint. Emotions are not rational, but they are often the basis of cognitive action. As an example, free love in the 60's and 70's and now days, touch a woman at your own risk.
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He was my teacher for neuropsych and law! I love you Dr.Kiehl!!!!
I love this man, i have mad respect towards him!
I salute this man for his profession and professionalim. You are truly helping the world, sir. I've had my life wrecked by a psychopath and I believe this research, they ARE brain damaged. Something I find is that the ones I have known (about 3-4 out of say 400 people in my lifetime) were very unintelligent. They couldnt figure out the easiest tasks. So brain damages fits perfectly. Ive noticed the same within narcissism and have seen it can also be seen on MRI's.
And where is the environment?
Thank you for the normal population without neurological damage. Lina Sj Facebook. With empathy, remorse and guilt.
we're one step closer to pre--crime
Not if it is being manipulated through intentional provocateurs
In my experience and opinion me having psychopathy is not what's wrong with me, it's what's right with me.
4:28 - "Making a decision about a moral judgement requires cognition and emotion". I disagree.
Early laws came from rules of right and wrong. If you mean "moral judgement" as being something some would agree with and others disagree with, then that is too ambiguous to test and would depend on your viewpoint. Emotions are not rational, but they are often the basis of cognitive action. As an example,
free love in the 60's and 70's and now days, touch a woman at your own risk.
ah, yes, a misogynist is on about moral judgment 🙄