사이코패스의 다양한 의미
Various Meanings of Psychopathy
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Psychopathy’ is the name of a personality disorder which was first introduced in psychiatry field. It can be classified as ‘conduct disorder’ in child and adolescent period, and antisocial personality disorder in adulthood in modern classification system. However diagnostic criteria had been focusing only to criminal behaviors of subjects, then it was criticized that it missed original concept of psychopathy. Clinicians often meet patients who are more closely resembled psychopathy than antisocial or narcissistic 'personality. Authors tried to explore the meaning of original concepts, developmental aspects, and neurobiological findings of psychopathy. Then authors draw a novel and useful image of psychopathy by the spectral view between antisocial and narcissistic personality disorder under influence of borderline personality organization. Though term ‘psychopathy’ is old but the clinical usefulness can be still valid if we fully understand the various meanings of psychopathy.
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Psychopathy’ is the name of a personality disorder which was first introduced in psychiatry field. It can be classified as ‘conduct disorder’ in child and adolescent period, and antisocial personality disorder in adulthood in modern classification system. However diagnostic criteria had been focusing only to criminal behaviors of subjects, then it was criticized that it missed original concept of psychopathy. Clinicians often meet patients who are more closely resembled psychopathy than antisocial or narcissistic 'personality. Authors tried to explore the meaning of original concepts, developmental aspects, and neurobiological findings of psychopathy. Then authors draw a novel and useful image of psychopathy by the spectral view between antisocial and narcissistic personality disorder under influence of borderline personality organization. Though term ‘psychopathy’ is old but the clinical usefulness can be still valid if we fully understand the various meanings of psychopathy.
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