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Psychopaths aren't just mentally different - their brains are physically deformed to pr... - 0 views

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  • anti-social and sometimes violent
  • incapable of feeling empathy or guilt
  • Many lead 'normal' - even successful - lives
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  • 25 business leaders may be psychopaths
  • The disorder prevents people feeling 'empathy' towards other people, or guilt for offences
  • Jordyn Shell on 29 Feb 12
     
    MailOnline, a website from the UK, has had 10 years of experience marketing leading online recruitment services. They are a part of the Associated New Media since 2004. After they joined with the Associated New Media, they had access to new resources in order to further their website. The Associated New Media is a part of the Associated Newspapers Northcliffe Media A&N International Media. This association includes Daily Mail, Mail on a Sunday, etc. All those newspapers/websites have been around for a long time and they are used by many professionals. Therefore, if professionals and specialists use this website/newspaper, so can we.
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Brain Difference In Psychopaths Identified - 0 views

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  • esearch investigated the brain biology of psychopaths with convictions that included attempted murder, manslaughter, multiple rape with strangulation and false imprisonment.
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  • significance of these findings cannot be underestimated
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  • the biological basis of psychopathy remains poorly understood
  • To date, nobody has investigated the 'connectivity' between the specific brain regions implicated in psychopathy.
  • Earlier studies had suggested that dysfunction of specific brain regions might underpin psychopathy
  • amygdale
  • the degree of abnormality was significantly related to the degree of psychopathy. These results suggest that psychopaths have biological differences in the brain which may help to explain their offending behaviours.
  • Jordyn Shell on 29 Feb 12
     
    ScienceDaily is one of the most popular scientific news web sites since 1995. As of 1995, ScienceDaily has won the loyalty of the public (i.e. students, researchers, health care professionals, government agencies, educators and the general public). If all those members of our society can trust this website that has won multiple awards, so can I. I am a part of the 3 million monthly viewers that trust this website that proves to be very credible. I also found this website using www.sweetsearch.com which the student of Mrs. Bambic's psychology class of 2012 have been told is credible and used by many professionals around the world.
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Harvard Education Letter - 2 views

www.hepg.org/524 leadership research 21stCenturySkills
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      Jordyn Shell on 04 Feb 12
       
      I believe that the student is more likely to become a community leader because of the fact they they "choose" to do all this extra work, they're not being forced too. They're taking a choice to help others and inspire others. That's LEADERSHIP! When they say "children who placed the most demands on teachers and parents to join or do activities were more likely to be leaders as adults", that pretty much sums up my point exactly. I believe that those students are more likely to become leaders because they are taking such initiative now, it will only impact them positively in the future to do more!
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