People with psychopathic personality traits are often thought to be destined for antisocial and criminal behavior. But new research found that higher socioeconomic status 💰 and strong parental monitoring 👨👩👧 can reduce likelihood that people high in psychopathic traits will engage in criminal activity.
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PsyPost
Some with psychopathic traits stay out of trouble — here’s what may explain the difference
A new study finds that early life experiences can influence whether people high in psychopathy engage in criminal behavior.
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Meta-analysis finds elevated rates of criminal and socially inappropriate behavior in dementia patients 🧠🚨 which could also be used as a predictor in early stages of dementia 📈🕵️♂️.
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Nature
Criminal minds in dementia: A systematic review and quantitative meta-analysis
Translational Psychiatry - Criminal minds in dementia: A systematic review and quantitative meta-analysis
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Science News
Researchers discovered a surprising link between ignored hostility and crime. Study reveals that people who endure negative treatment are more likely to express an intention to commit future crimes, even when they do not consciously recognize their mistreatment.…
🚨 People who experience negative treatment, even if they don't consciously recognize it, are more likely to intend to commit future crimes.
👀 Independent observers in a study identified mistreatment that offenders overlooked, suggesting hidden emotional burdens influence behavior.
⚖️ A study involving 385 offenders in Australia found that observed negative treatment predicted future rule-breaking intentions, even without the offenders reporting anger.
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👀 Independent observers in a study identified mistreatment that offenders overlooked, suggesting hidden emotional burdens influence behavior.
⚖️ A study involving 385 offenders in Australia found that observed negative treatment predicted future rule-breaking intentions, even without the offenders reporting anger.
#CriminalBehavior #Psychology #Criminology
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New research published in Deviant Behavior indicates that an intense obsession with celebrities tends to go hand in hand with criminal thinking patterns and vulnerable narcissism.
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PsyPost
New psychology research links obsessive celebrity worship to criminal thinking
A new study reveals that an intense, borderline-pathological obsession with celebrities is strongly linked to vulnerable narcissism and criminal thinking patterns. However, casual celebrity fandom is actually associated with more pro-social, law-abiding attitudes.