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The Psychopath Whisperer - The Science of Those Without Conscience (Paperback)
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The Psychopath Whisperer - The Science of Those Without Conscience (Paperback)
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List price R441
Loot Price R366
Discovery Miles 3 660
You Save R75 (17%)
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In the bestselling tradition of "The Psychopath Test" and
"The""Sociopath Next Door," a compelling journey into the science
and behavior of psychopaths in our lives, written by the leading
scientist in the field of criminal psychopathy.
Why do psychopaths behave the way they do? Is it the result of
their environment--how they were raised--or is there a genetic
component to their lack of conscience? This is the question Kent A.
Kiehl, a protegee of famed psychopath researcher Robert Hare, was
determined to answer as he began his career. Kiehl, who created the
world's first mobile MRI scanner to study psychopaths in prison
populations, has collected the world's largest repository of
forensic neuroscience. Over the last decade, he has scanned the
brains of more than five hundred psychopaths, and three thousand
other offenders. Over the course of "The Psychopath Whisperer," we
follow the scientific bread crumbs that Kiehl uncovered to show
that the key structures in the brains that correspond with
emotional engagement and reactions to stimuli are diminished in
psychopaths, offering new clues to how to predict and treat the
disease.
In "The Psychopath Whisperer," Kiehl describes in fascinating
detail his two decades in working with psychopaths and studying
their thought processes--from the remorseless serial killers he
meets with behind bars to children whose behavior and personality
traits exhibit the early warning signs of psychopathy.
A compelling narrative of cutting-edge science, "The Psychopath
Whisperer "will open the reader's eyes on a world that so many of
us know only through the lens of Hannibal Lecter and the "Dexter
"TV series--but with which we have a helpless fascination.
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