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Name Chapter 7 primary psychopath a. Individual who is antisocial because of social learning 1. b. Process whereby, if a person responds in time to a warning signal, he or she avoids painful or aversive stimuli semantic 2. aphasia criminal c. Robert Hare's classification of the "true" psychopath psychopath 3. d. Psychopaths exhibit deficits on variety oftasks that require activation ofthe 4. PCL e. A term used for the neurobiological indicators of a particular phenomenon, such as psychopathy 5. recidivism left f. Individuals who commit antisocial acts because of severe emotional problems or inner conflicts 6 hemisphere emotional g. A return to criminal activity after being convicted of a criminal offense paradox 7. h. Psychopaths seem to be able to talk about emotional cues but lack the ability to use them in the real world secondary psychopath 8. i. Developed by Robert Hare, currently the best- dyssocial known instrument for the measurement of criminal psychopathy j. Higher order mental abilities involved in goal 9, _psychopath antisocial directed behavior. 10 personality disorder is characterized by a k. history of continuous behavior in which the rights of others are violated markers 11 executive 1. Primary psychopaths who engage in persistent and serious antisocial/criminal behavior. 12. functions avoidance . Characteristic found in psychopaths whereby the words they speak are devoid of emotional sincerity learning 13.

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1)  Primary psychopath - Robert Hare's classification of the "true" psychopath.

2) Semantic aphasia - Characteristic found in psychopaths whereby the words they speak are devoid of emotional sincerity.

3) Criminal psychopath - Primary psychopath who engages in repetitive antisocial or criminal behavior

4) Psychopathy checklist (PCL) - Developed by Robert hare currently the best known instrument for the measurement of criminal psychopathy.

5) Recidivism - A return to criminal activity, after being convicted of a criminal offence.

6) Left hemisphere - Psychopaths exhibit deficits on a variety of tasks that require activation of the left hemisphere

7) Emotional paradox - Psychopaths seem to be able to talk about emotional cues but lack the ability to use them effectively in the real world.

8) Secondary psychopath - Individual who commits antisocial acts because of severe emotional problems or inner conflicts

9) Dyssocial psychopath - Individual who is antisocial because if social learning.

10) Anti social - personality disorder is characterized by a history of continuous behavior in which the rights of others are violated.

11) Markers - A term used for the neurological indicators of a particular phenomenon, such as psyhcopathy

12) Executive functions - Higher order mental abilities involved in goal-directed behavior. They include organizing behavior, memory, inhibition processes, and planning strategies

13) Avoidance learning - Process whereby, if a person responds in time to a warning signal, he or she avoids painful or aversive stimuli

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