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Difference Between A Sociopath A Psychopath
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This is only a light hearted answer. A narcissist only cares about him/herself and a sociopath doesn"t care about anybody. Answer Very true. Its as if the narcissist puts carefull forethought as to how something will affect him as far ...
Hi Donna! OronD is right, but I just wanted to add a little something. Sociopaths have no feelings or emotions toward other people, they are not capable of it, they only feel for themselves and their own pesonal gain and gratification. S...
The defining characteristic of the narcissist is grandiosity. The defining characteristic of the sociopath/psychopath is callousness. The narcissist is more likely to be attention seeking, envious and to desire admiration. The sociopath/psy...
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I think psychotic and psychopath are the same. Are you talking about sociopath versus psychopath? A Sociopath is someone who is more functioning on a social level. This individual has a huge ego and can not differentiate between right an...
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Psychopaths are very charismatic and know how to use other people for their own purpuses without feeling regret. They are unable to develop emotions and lack of sense of empathy, this is why people end misrable when hanging out with them. E...
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A pathological liar could be a psychopath, but statistically speaking he is probably just narcissistic and/or ASPD (sociopath). Psychopaths are the extreme version of ASPD. Essentially it is someone who intentionally causes trauma to anothe...
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There is no clinically meaningful difference. That is why both diagnoses were subsumed under the diagnosis "Antisocial Personality Disorder" many years ago. ~Dr. B.~
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So I'm a PsyD student studying this particular area of study. do not allow anyone to tell you they are all the same they are not. Just like an onion has layers this does too. Antisocial Personality disorder is the American Psychiatrist As...
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A psychopath has a brain wired differently. Psychopathy is classed as a PD but really it's more then just that, it's more of a brain defect. Anti-social personality disorder and NPD, the brain is the same as other non PD individuals. Of cou...
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