Gacono, Selected Psychopathy Bibliography by Subject. Gacono, The Use of the Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) and Rorschach in Treatment Planning With Antisocial Personality Disordered Patients. Meloy, A Forensic Psychological Evaluation. A psychopathic individual would prey ruthlessly on other people using violence, charm, and deceit or any method which will enable them to have their way with the person. Gacono, PCL-R Clinical and Forensic Interview Schedule. The Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised is a clinical diagnostic tool utilized in rating a person’s antisocial or psychopathic tendencies. Gacono, Psychopathy and Hostage Negotiations: Some Preliminary Thoughts and Findings. Di Fazio, Psychopathy and the Criminal Lifestyle: Similarities and Differences. Cacciola, Psychopathy and Substance Abuse: A Bad Mix. Lalumière, Psychopathy and Sexual Aggression. Gacono, The Incarcerated Psychopath in Psychiatric Treatment: Management or Treatment? M.C. Babiak, Psychopathic Manipulation at Work. Cruise, Malingering and Deception Among Psychopaths. Brown, The Clinical Use of the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised in Contemporary Risk Assessment. Gacono, Assessing Psychopathy: Psychological Testing and Report Writing. Bodholdt, Assessing Psychopathy: Interpersonal Aspects and Clinical Interviewing. Gacono, Suggestions for Implementation and Use of the Psychopathy Checklists in Forensic and Clinical Practice. Ogloff, Legal and Ethical Issues in Psychopathy Assessment. Part II: Clinical Issues and Applications. Kosson, Emotional Experiences of the Psychopath. Newman, Experimental Investigations of Information-Processing Deficiencies in Psychopaths: Implications for Diagnosis and Treatment. Gacono, Assessing Psychopathy in Adults: The Psychopathy Checklist-Revised and Screening Version. Mailloux, Psychopathy in Youth: What Do We Know? R.H. Bodin, Applying the Concept of Psychopathy to Children: Implications for the Assessment of Antisocial Youth. Incorrect administration or interpretation can have serious consequences for the subject. A clinician utilizing the PCL-R to determine future risk should be adequately trained. It is considered the most commonly used assessment to assess psychopathy. Anyone who scores 30 and above is probably a psycho.Contents: Preface. Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) Developed to assess symptoms of psychopathy, the Hare Psychopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R) is a diagnostic tool which allows people to rate their psychopathic or antisocial habits.The PCL-R is used for legal, clinical, or research purposes as a indicator of potential risk posed by subject or prisoners. The Hare Psychopathy Checklist Revised (PCL-R) was developed by clinician, Robert D. The scores are summed to create a rank of zero to 40. In the test, a clinician interviews a potential sociopath and scores them on 20 criteria, such as "promiscuous sexual Behavior" or "impulsivity." On each criterion, the subject is ranked on a 3-point scale: (0 = item does not appl y, 1 = item applie s somewhat, 2 = item definitely applies). The standard screening test for potential psychopaths is the Hare Psychopathy Checklist. The background rate of psychopathy in the normal population is about 1%. Between 3% and 21% of CEOs are probably psychopaths, according to a study by Bond University psychologist Nathan Brooks. Indeed, psychopaths are found in greater proportions among CEOs. In a political leader, a few psychopathic traits may not be a bad thing: Many of the traits we seek in leaders, such as fearlessness, dominant Behaviour, and immunity to stress, are found in psychopaths. and that does not make you a psychopath. (Many psychiatrists and criminologists use the terms interchangeably, but experts disagree on whether the two are meaningfully different.) In fact, most people display some symptoms of psychopathy - superficiality, glibness, promiscuous sexual behaviour, etc. But Trump does display some of the symptoms clinicians look for when trying to diagnose psychopaths and sociopaths.