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Psychopathy is more common in males than females from "summary" of Psychopathy by Andrea L. Glenn,Adrian Raine

It is widely recognized in the field of psychology that psychopathy is more prevalent in males than in females. Research studies have consistently shown that the ratio of male to female psychopaths is significantly skewed towards males. This gender disparity in psychopathy has been observed across different populations and in various cultural contexts. One possible explanation for the higher prevalence of psychopathy in males is rooted in evolutionary psychology. According to evolutionary theories, males have historically been more involved in aggressive and risk-taking behaviors as a means of securing resources, status, and mates. These traits are commonly associated with psychopathy, which is characterized by a lack of empathy, impulsivity, and a disregard for social norms. As such, it is theorized that the evolutionary pressures that have shaped male behavior over time may also contribute to the higher rates of psychopathy observed in males. In addition to evolutionary explanations, there may also be biological factors at p...
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    Psychopathy

    Andrea L. Glenn

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