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

[@ArianSmith-tm4ng]

Thank you for everything you do

[@suzannebrown945]

Thank you…
Very interesting…

[@breaktide251]

Thank you Dr

[@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?

[@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.

[@hurricane_valence]

What Are your thoughts on people online? Saying they're psychopaths and had the psychopathy. Check was done on them but, they never went to prison and they never had it done on them. For risk assessment pearl or sentencing. No I don't believe these people in their safe diagnosed psychopaths when they 1 day had this test done on them Especially if it wasn't ethical.

[@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.

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