The Psychopathy Checklist (PCL/PCL-R) continues to receive recognition among clinicians
and researchers for its ability to predict violent and nonviolent recidivism. This article reviews …

It is a widely held belief that psychopathic individuals are extremely difficult to treat, if not
immune to treatment. This therapeutic pessimism is pervasive and undermines motivation to …

… Others (eg, Salekin, 2002) see a host of outcomes as important, and we shall attempt to …
of psychopathy and treatment has been previously conducted (Salekin, 2002), in this article we …

The present meta-analysis integrated effect sizes from 95 non-overlapping studies (N = 15,826)
to summarize the relation between Hare Psychopathy Checklists and antisocial conduct. …

The authors examined the construct of psychopathy as applied to 103 female offenders,
using the multitrait-multimethod matrix proposed by DT Campbell and DW Fiske (1959). …

… The sample utilized in this study consisted of a portion (78 of 103) of the inmates that were
evaluated originally in the Salekin et al. (1997) study. The 25 inmates who were sentenced to …

Objective: Proposals have been submitted to the DSM‐V for the addition of a callous‐unemotional
(CU) specifier for conduct problem (CP) youth (CP/CU). While the addition of such a …

This study examined the relationship between psychopathy and two components of
empathy including a cognitive component (eg, perspective-taking ability) and an affective …

This study examined the ability of psychopathy as indexed by the following 4 scales:
Psychopathy Checklist: Youth Version (AE Forth, DS Kosson, & RD Hare, 1996/2003), Antisocial …

Explanatory models of malingering strive to understand the primary motivation underlying
attempts to feign. Rogers, Sewell, and Goldstein (1994) provided empirical support for the …