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Re: psychpoathy in adult males vs adult adolescents
Interesting results of this latest study with the above snipped tidbit imo it strongly suggests exactly what human was referring to in her post upthread... Its not about blame game.. It is about recognizing and intervening with extensive assistance to help the children within homes where particular cyclical violence exists to learn how to process, cope, and not repeat those same cycles of learned abusive violent tendencies that were within their home..
Sadly tho, the results of the testing does suggest that wrt adolescents vs adult psychopathy that the minor appears to be more malleable whereas the adult appears to have no capabilities of rehabilitating their psychopathy..(tho, imo it did not sound promising as far as how malleable..jmo)
Anyhow I do know that the environment within which children are raised absolutely is a large contributing factor to the psychology of the child that eventually becomes an adult that without intervention is likely to at best repeat the cyclical learned behaviors and at worst..well..a helluva lot worse behaviors and actions..
Jmo.
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2685380/Adult psychopathy is often described as incurable syndrome [96], and from the perspective of adult psychiatry, it would be important and cost-effective to identify those at risk of psychopathic behavior as early as possible. In our study, up to 75% of the boys with psychopathy-like personality character had had some contact with mental health services –via either child or adolescent psychiatry – prior to the index homicide. Better recognition of childhood trauma and other characteristics of youngsters with psychopathic traits would facilitate effective prevention and intervention efforts. The families with risk factors need extensively help and the children protection for avoiding the "cycle of adverse experiences" as well as the "cycle of violence" [97]. In addition, there is some new evidence that young offenders with psychopathy-like personality character might be more malleable than adults and benefit more from treatment [68].
Interesting results of this latest study with the above snipped tidbit imo it strongly suggests exactly what human was referring to in her post upthread... Its not about blame game.. It is about recognizing and intervening with extensive assistance to help the children within homes where particular cyclical violence exists to learn how to process, cope, and not repeat those same cycles of learned abusive violent tendencies that were within their home..
Sadly tho, the results of the testing does suggest that wrt adolescents vs adult psychopathy that the minor appears to be more malleable whereas the adult appears to have no capabilities of rehabilitating their psychopathy..(tho, imo it did not sound promising as far as how malleable..jmo)
Anyhow I do know that the environment within which children are raised absolutely is a large contributing factor to the psychology of the child that eventually becomes an adult that without intervention is likely to at best repeat the cyclical learned behaviors and at worst..well..a helluva lot worse behaviors and actions..
Jmo.