Psychopathy and antisocial personality disorder
Stephen D. Hart, Robert D. Hare
Abstract
Stephen D. Hart, Robert D. Hare
Abstract
Debate continues concerning the diagnosis of psychopathy, despite the publication of the DSM-IV. The DSM criteria for antisocial personality disorder are widely used, particularly in civil psychiatric settings and in research on substance use. However, interest in the Psychopathy Checklist is burgeoning, particularly among experimental psychopathologists and forensic clinicians.
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Debate continues concerning the diagnosis of psychopathy, despite the publication of the DSM-IV. The DSM criteria for antisocial personality disorder are widely used, particularly in civil psychiatric settings and in research on substance use. However, interest in the Psychopathy Checklist is burgeoning, particularly among experimental psychopathologists and forensic clinicians.
Key concepts: Psychopathy, Antisocial personality disorder, Psychopathy Checklist, Psychology, Clinical psychology, Personality, Dark triad, Psychiatry