This video is from the video series from Dr. Seth Meyers, psychologist.
In this video, Dr. Seth Meyers, a clinical psychologist, delves into the complex traits and behaviors associated with psychopathy. He aims to debunk common myths surrounding psychopaths, emphasizing that they are not always violent or serial killers. Dr. Meyers discusses the clinical assessment of psychopathy, the traits that characterize psychopathic individuals, and where they can be found in society. He also explores the origins of psychopathy, the emotional landscape of psychopaths, their motivations, and the types of individuals who may be more vulnerable to their manipulations. Takeaways: -Psychopathy is often misunderstood due to media portrayals. -Psychopaths can exhibit a range of traits, not just violence. -The Psychopathy Checklist Revised is a key assessment tool. -Not all psychopaths are incarcerated; many function in society. -Psychopaths often seek positions of power and prestige. -Genetics play a significant role in psychopathy, but it's not solely genetic. -Psychopaths can mimic emotions to manipulate others. -Vulnerable individuals are at greater risk of being targeted by psychopaths. -Psychopaths are motivated by control and exploitation. -Listening to one's instincts is crucial when dealing with suspicious i-individuals. For mental health services: https://www.samhsa.gov/find-help Topics: psychopathy, traits, behaviors, myths, emotional depth, motivations, vulnerability, clinical psychology
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