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Identify the ten myths associated with psychopathy.

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Identify the ten myths associated with psychopathy.

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1 ) Psychopaths are born, not made
2 ) Once a psychopath, always a psychopath
3 ) All psychopaths are violent
4 ) You either are or are not a psychopath
5 ) There are no women psychopaths
6 ) Psychopathy and APD are different labels for the same construct
7 ) Psychopaths are all intelligent
8 ) Psychopaths are untreatable
9 ) Psychopathic traits cannot be measured via self-report instruments
10 ) Psychopaths do not know the difference between right and wrong

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