#pclr

[cosmonautistic]

You are bleeding. You have been bleeding for a long time. And you've been standing there doing the math on whether it counts as bleeding because he said it doesn't.

It counts.

The wound is real. The blood is real. And the person holding the knife scores 24-27 on the PCL-R and withholds the sound of his own breathing because even that level of realness is too much of a vulnerability to give you.

[headpainmigraine]

"Sociopaths are all criminals!"

Okay, in order to be evaluated for ASPD, you have to have a criminal record, so... yeah?

It's an integral fault of the diagnostic criteria

[dirty-rascals]

PCL-R Scoring

0 - It doesn't apply to the patient at all.

1 - It applies somewhat, meaning the trait is there, but it is not highly dominant in the person.

2 - It fits the person perfectly, it defines dominant traits in character &/or behavior

The highest possible score a person can get is 40. The average neurotypical (normal) person receives a score between 3 and 6 (4 being the average estimate). The average non-psychopathic criminal receives a score between 16 and 22. The average criminal Sociopath and/or Antisocial Personality Disordered individual receives a score between 22 and 26. The serious criminal Sociopath and/or Antisocial Personality Disordered individidual receives a score between 26 and 29. Criminal Psychopaths receive a score between 30 and 40. A non-criminal Psychopath receives a score between 30 and 34. Approximately 1 in 45 receives a score of 40.

source: HARE PCL-R

[dirty-rascals]

PCL-R

THE PSYCHOPATHY CHECK LIST(Revised) or The PCL-R

Factor 1.

1 Glibness/superficial charm

2 Grandiose sense of self-worth 3 Need for stimulation/proneness to boredom 4 Pathological lying 5 Cunning/manipulative 6 Lack of remorse or guilt 7 Shallow affect [i.e. superficial experience and expression of emotions] 8 Callous/lack of empathy

Factor 2.

9 Parasitic lifestyle 10 Poor behavioural controls 11 Promiscuous sexual behaviour 12 Early behaviour problems 13 Lack of realistic long-term goals 14 Impulsivity 15 Irresponsibility 16 Failure to accept responsibility for own actions 17 Many short term marital relationships 18 Juvenile delinquency 19 Revocation of conditional release 20 Criminal versatility

[ouijaboardofcocks]

PCL-R Psychopathy Diagnosis Checklist

Interpersonal-Affect Items

Glibness/superficial charm

Grandiose sense of self-worth

Pathological lying

Cunning/manipulative

Lack of remorse or guilt

Emotionally shallow

Callous/lack of empathy

Failure to accept responsibility for own actions      

Antisocial Items

Need for stimulation/proneness to boredom

Parasitic lifestyle

Poor behavioral control

Promiscuous sexual behavior

Lack of realistic, long-term goals

Impulsiveness

Irresponsibility

Juvenile delinquency

Early behavioral problems

Revocation of conditional release

Many short-term marital relationships

Criminal versatility.