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PSYCHOPATH VS SOCIOPATH
• psychopaths take up one percent of the general population
• sociopaths take up four percent of the general population
WHAT THEY HAVE IN COMMON
• both suffer from antisocial personality disorder
• both lack empathy
• both demonstrate complete disregard to social rules and behavior standards
• both fail to feel any remorse or guilt
• both are violent
WHAT'S DIFFERENT
psychopath
the origin of illness is
likely to be in his innate
condition. minnesota
study of twins reared
apart showed that psy-
-chopathy is 60% heritable.
he is simply "that way"
sociopath
his origin of illness is
likely to be in his enviroment
and unbringing. research shows
that there is a significant association
between early institutionalization and
sociopathic behavior later on in life.
psychopath
psychopath is likely
to be educated and
have a good job
sociopath
sociopath is likely
to be uneducated
and unable to keep
a steady job
psychopath
controlled
behavior
sociopath
erratic behavior
rage, and anger
psychopath
highly mani-
pulative
sociopath
impusive
spontaneous
psychopath
completely unable
to form personal
attachements
sociopath
may form an
attachment to
a particular individual
or group
psychopath
takes calculated
risks. particpates
in frued schemes.
minimizes evidence
sociopath
crimes commited by
a sociopath are typically
spontaneous, hence
tendency to leave clues
and evidence
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