Personality Characteristics and Treatment Prognosis

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Personality Characteristics and Treatment Prognosis

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Early laboratory evidence supported the clinical view that some psychopathic criminals did not experience anxiety and worry to the degree that nonpsychopathic criminals did (Hare 1978; Lykken 1957). Recent research indicates a weak and inconsistent relationship between self-reported anxiety and fear and psychopathy (Schmitt and Newman 1999). However, laboratory research indicates that psychopaths are less fearful and learn to avoid punishment less readily than others (Hare 2003).

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