Sociopath Behavior

Started by chillmeistergen5 pages

Originally posted by Deja~vu
Some of the reading I've done goes along this line:

Narcissist can lead to and is often related to Sociopath thinking which is a bit different than psychopathic thinking.

Where did you read that, a fortune cookie?

Originally posted by KidRock
I always knew you were all fur coat and no trousas'.

i dun get it?

how is having anxiety problems superficial?

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
Where did you read that, a fortune cookie?
No. But what I read about Narcissist go into descriptions about that associated with sociopath thinking. They tend to be the hardest for the law to catch. I'll have to try to find the link. Psychopaths are much easier to catch because they are more impulsive unlike a sociopath who schemes and plots...puts more thought into their actions.

Originally posted by Deja~vu
No. But what I read about Narcissist go into descriptions about that associated with sociopath thinking. They tend to be the hardest for the law to catch. I'll have to try to find the link. Psychopaths are much easier to catch because they are more impulsive unlike a sociopath who schemes and plots...puts more thought into their actions.

none of those variables are related to narcissism

Both sociopaths and psychopaths score high on narcissism.

While psychologists used to believe that their actions were motivated by self-loathing, it has since been discovered that people who don't care about how their actions affect others generally think highly of themselves.

Interestingly, there is probably a philosophy of science paper about how that reflects a change in the narrative of psychology.

So what they all have in common is the lack of empathy?

to put it simply

Re: Re: Sociopath Behavior

Originally posted by Grand_Moff_Gav
1. Do they have problems sustaining stable relationships, personally and in business?

2. Do they frequently manipulate others to achieve selfish goals, with no consideration of the effects on those manipulated?

3. Are they cavalier about the truth, and capable of telling lies to your face?

4. Do they have an air of self-importance, regardless of their true standing in society?

5. Have they no apparent sense of remorse, shame or guilt?

6. Is their charm superficial, and capable of being switched on to suit immediate ends?

7. Are they easily bored and demand constant stimulation?

8. Are their displays of human emotion unconvincing?

9. Do they enjoy taking risks, and acting on reckless impulse?

10. Are they quick to blame others for their mistakes?

11. As teenagers, did they resent authority, play truant and/or steal?

12. Do they have no qualms about sponging off others?

13. Are they quick to lose their temper?

14. Are they sexually promiscuous?

15. Do they have a belligerent, bullying manner?

16. Are they unrealistic about their long-term aims?

17. Do they lack any ability to empathise with others?

18. Would you regard them as essentially irresponsible?

For each trait, decide if it applies to the person you suspect may be a socialised psychopath, fully (2 points), partially (1 point) or not at all (0 points).

A score of 25 or above suggests strong psychopathic tendencies. This does not mean the person is a potential mass-murderer: socialised psychopaths are not mad, nor do they have to resort to violence. Even so, a close professional or emotional relationship with a socialised psychopath is likely to prove a damaging experience.

http://www.cix.co.uk/~klockstone/teleg.htm

oh SHIT she got a 27 😂

And it takes awhile to tell this doesn't it and it comes in all forms too, huh, like guilting someone to do their will.

well indication would be harm thinking of harming of others

Not that I have seen...It's all about love...

So glad to find this post. My sociopath buddy is in jail. peeping tom. turns out cops have been on to him for 10 yrs. everything you guys say is true! he waited for women to walk in to a coed bathroom where he would stand naked. would jack off chasing women in cars, told his girlfriend he was a scuba diver and saves lives. ex marine, all lies.

told us all he had leukemia. lost 95 percent of his friends when we found out that was a lie. lost everyone else now that he'll be on a sexual offenders list.

his girlfriend called me and I told her it was all a lie. she couldn't believe it. now a month later, she called me yesterday and told me he's a sociopath. until now, I didn't know what that meant.

He was totally non violent, but evrything else you guys said described him exactly.

Are you Patty? id his name joe? lol

After doing some research on the term sociopath I realise some one I used to be close friends with has every thing that is described. It is quite scary how brilliantly he matches the features, he scored a nice 32 on that little test thing lol.

Originally posted by sealybobo
He was totally non violent, but evrything else you guys said described him exactly.

It's assumed by some recent psychologists that most sociopaths are non-violently destructive.

That is what I heard too.

Are you Patty? id his name joe? lol
Me? Nope.

I just seem to be a sociopath magnate lately....lol

It seems that sociopath and psychopath are interchangable in the psychology field according my psychologist friend. People like to use the word "psychopath" more became of the word psycho...lol She said that there are also many degrees of it and yes, they can be destructive. She said after a while they are pretty easy to spot and yep, they are everywhere. She also said that the Narcissist is the tough one to catch. They are the ones that feel like "If I can't have you, then I'll destroy you." They are hard to catch unless you get out of line with them.......then watch out!

I think your friend isn't really a psychologist.

Originally posted by chillmeistergen
I think your friend isn't really a psychologist.
I think she has the credentials. I've seen them... 🙂

Originally posted by Deja~vu
I think she has the credentials. I've seen them... 🙂

Nice. Is she the one that gives you your prescriptions?

How nice of you that you would think I don't have friends in high places.

Besides her would you like to see my list of lawyers as friends? Maybe one doctor? Give me a break. I've done work for some of these people.

Originally posted by Deja~vu
How nice of you that you would think I don't have friends in high places.

Besides here, would you like to see my list of lawyers as friends?

Ummm... no.