The checklist is used to diagnose psychopathy from "summary" of The Psychopath Test by Jon Ronson
The checklist is a tool that many psychologists use to diagnose psychopathy. It consists of twenty items that are scored on a scale of zero to two. If someone scores high enough on the checklist, they are considered to be a psychopath. But the checklist has its critics. Some argue that it is too subjective and open to interpretation. Others say that it can be easily manipulated by those being tested. Despite these criticisms, the checklist remains a popular tool for diagnosing psychopathy. One of the items on the checklist is superficial charm. Psychopaths are known for their ability to charm and manipulate others. They are often described as being charismatic and charming, but underneath the surface, they are cold and calculating. Another item on the checklist is a lack of empathy. Psychopaths are unable to feel empathy for others. They are often described as being cold and heartles...
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