Narcissist, Psychopath, or Sociopath?

[@MedCircle]

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[@isnook86]

I don't know why he's behaving that way.... He normally doesn't have these odd reactions. They have a ton of videos together. He is normally chill.

[@daniel4647]

I would, but you suck

[@wickandde]

Please change the interviewer! This one is shockingly terrible.

[@Dissenter]

@Hugh Ropp Psychos run the world. The Bush family were the ones publicly pushing for the NWO on fcking international TV, and they are psychotic warmongers. Also funny how she mentions that some forms of military training create Sociopaths, considering that MKUltra and Project Phoenix were used for just that (look up Dr. Lieut. Comdr. Thomas Narut who exposed the US Navy's human experiments on this). These programs have also created serial killers that terrorized US citizens (The Unabomber, BTK, Zodiac Killer, Gary Heidnik, The Night Stalker, etc).

[@JeanneCiampa]

i just dated a sociopath for 7 months....they make you feel like you are crazy and do such insane stuff with the craziest excuses a normal person will have his head spin....it becomes a parody of a life...get out while you can!

[@MaxOakland]

"Narcissism is a disorder of self-esteem" is something I've never heard but I think it's the best explanation ever

[@shann_de]

For the 1st time in 42 I had direct involvement with a narcissist and her explanation couldn’t be any more accurate. Extremely insecure

[@scottwalker9766]

Humanity is extremely narcissistic if you put things in perspective.

[@scottwalker9766]

And quite possibly psychopathic.

[@scottwalker9766]

Reflected back down on to the individual.

[@isshinryu11]

Think you are up to something

[@cheesecakelasagna]

"Guilt and shame, shame is a public emotion." Damn, never thought of it that way but does make sense!

[@mariontinsley8646]

Be married to my ex wife and youd experience it first hand. Her mother is even worse and I firmly believe she murdered her husband 19 years ago because she didn't need him anymore and it was time to move on.

[@cheesecakelasagna]

Marion Tinsley Good for you taking an out on time!

[@FatimaKhan-uy1id]

She said shame is a public emotion not guilt

[@dorothywhalen2983]

I thought that quite interesting and spot on as well.

[@cheesecakelasagna]

unicorn kween that's exactly what I quoted. I guess I should've removed the first part?

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

Dr. Ramani is on the world stage as THE expert in Narcissism. She has been making waves in this Mental health arena for years. I am so happy she's getting world renowned recognition for her life's work. Read her new book, "It's Not You" -- so so good and insightful. A must read! (And I'm not someone who leaves book reviews because I'm lazy lol) This book is that good! Thank you so much MedCircle and Dr. Ramani for helping millions!

[@wncoulte]

I listened to this woman for just 30 seconds and I've already decided she explains things better than most professionals. Thank you, Dr. Ramani!!!

[@ituyi]

I sucked in every little thing she said since she started talking. Absolutely amazing

[@reenieager4243]

She IS a professional. She is qualified to make diagnoses.

[@larrymaloney877]

@@reenieager4243 , yep, a clinical psychologist. chynical. LOL, so funny. Did William think she was reciting a dictionary?

[@theodorehaskins3756]

With all due respect, she is a professional!

[@dominikfischer8647]

cause its populistic and just 50% true.

[@nicholasmartin297]

This woman knows her stuff and is an excellent communicator.

[@theresaiannetti4713]

I agree. She explains things so that you and I can understand. It was great!

[@skullxwrapper9968]

I really don’t like this women she said nothing but inaccurate stereotypes about people who are afflicted by mental illness. People who are afflicted only want to feel normal and not alienated from society for being different

[@millimob6446]

I was literally thinking that. Her responses are so fulfilling

[@pandemicneetbux2110]

Yeah but I genuinely felt like this guy was a true sociopath getting a thrill from meeting a psychologist face to face and seeing if he could dupe her. Not only that, but the idea that if he can dupe her, he can use these lessons to get better at being a glib sociopath. Or psychopath, not sure. But basically there's a reason why these people cannot be brought into therapy, and that is because they see the whole world solely through the eyes of power and control, like a game. This is why I despise people calling sacred things like love and life "the game" because it's a very shallow and sociopathic, quite frankly demonic, view of the world, like the way criminals call drug dealing and RICO tier stuff "being in the game." So as a result of that, you can't really deal with these people in the usual routine. It is however theoretically possible to catch one of them young and just deal with them as they are to become a more useful member of society who's not as much a real danger, but you positively cannot do this through the eyes of emotions and empathy. What you need to do is remember that any therapist type of relationship they are going to view this as you trying to control them, and that is why you have to give them as kids as much of their own agency as possible and consequences for their actions without it feeling like you're controlling them. If you do, they're simply going to find a way to subvert you, and use the "therapy" as lessons in being an even better psychopath than before.

[@dodge9600]

@@skullxwrapper9968 one cold fact is that certain differences must be alienated but since it sound inhuman and remorseless people abandon that way. But some actions needs to be remorseless inorder to be right.

[@JoyAmin666]

should have put a better interviewer...he seems like over acting and perhaps not really fit for such an interview...would be great if it was just her in this video

[@leonpse]

Joy Amin More suited for celebrity fashion mistakes interviews, not serious issues.

[@majorpwner241]

I was picturing him interviewing kids and still looking more immature, personally.

[@dustovshio]

maybe they threw him in there to be an object lesson

[@LazyNacho]

I feel like he has some of the traits 😅

[@victorlinge92]

Joy Amin weird seeing you here, Joy. Not talking about smelling fragrances!

[@Mia1827]

Amazing video A month ago, my partnership of five years came to an end. The choice to break up with the person I love is something that really gets to me. Even though it's all for nothing, I've done everything I can to get him back, and I couldn't imagine my existence without him. I've tried everything to stop thinking about him, but I still can't help but miss him and think about him often. I don't know why I am saying this here.

[@Shanieceflordi]

Saying goodbye to someone you love is difficult; I know this from my 12-year relationship ending. But I was unable to simply let him go, so I made every effort to get him back. I eventually sought aid from a spiritual counselor, who was able to help me regain his affection.

[@Mia1827]

It's interesting! How can I contact a spiritual counselor most efficiently, and how did you find one?

[@Shanieceflordi]

Father Obah Eze is a wonderful spiritual counselor who has the ability to bring back your ex.

[@Shanieceflordi]

He can assist you; he is Father Obah Eze, and he possesses immense powers.

[@Mia1827]

I just sought him up online thanks to your helpful information. remarkable I just checked Father Obah Eze online, and he's really genuine. Thank you again ❤

[@shoopdj]

The statement, "A psychopath is born, a sociopath is made", clears up a lot of confusion for me.

[@mayamodzelik7137]

psych = brain, socio = environment this helped me a lot

[@KoolT]

Actually they are finding brain ventricle differences I think now.

[@cheesygal]

Muddied the water for me even more. If his mom was also one or the other but also created him and pandered to is pathological behavior, I’m still uncertain.

[@therealKINDLE]

All behavior is a result of environment. There are no babies born with types of behavior. They don't want it disclosed that the monetary system imposes structural violence which makes a psychopath. And rewards them lavishly for it. Albert Fish was not born the boogey man! He was made that way over time, as a result of a distorted violent upbringing. It was researched by Fredric Wertham. Show of Violence it is called.

[@Hammerzippy]

But I don't see how a sociopath can learn from environment to not have a conscience. Everything I have ever read or heard states they are born without a conscience. If they learn to not have a conscience would mean they have one to start, there for they aren't a sociopath.

[@captainsmoke1612]

So many people think empathy means to recognize others emotions. But it's to feel what they feel. Huge freaking difference.

[@sugarcaina1]

Empathy is to understand what one is feeling Empathic is to actually feel what another person feels… even pain

[@captainsmoke1612]

@@sugarcaina1 Empathy = the ability to understand and share the feelings of another. It's the same thing.

[@EmilyJohnson558]

Exactly!!

[@hewhomustnotbenamed2864]

Empathy is a noun while Empathic/empathetic is an adjective. But they're the same.

[@loghanditheimperialdiehard8876]

Impossible. You can’t feel exactly what somebody else is feeling.

[@jessetrowbridge6539]

The comment about "white collar" is so true. I'm 4+ years into lawsuits against the psycho/socio attorney who took advantage of my wealthy elderly mother in the final years of her life. After she passed, his explanation of estate plan basically went like this "I knew you mother better than any of you, you'll get what we give you and you'll like it. If you don't like it, get a lawyer and try to sue the trust." So in Feb 2019 I got an attorney and after years of hard work and $100k's spent, we are close to having him convicted of fraud for stealing nearly $1M from our family. The guy has no remorse and continues to do everything in his power to abuse and stall due process in the court system. What's really messed up is my family isn't the first to sue him! There was an article written in Forbes in the early 2000's about him being sued by another family, yet the nationwide law firm he works for continues to keep him on staff because he's charming and a good earner. It makes me want to throw up.

[@ggvbayareaoakland5914]

So sad. But I like to thank you very much for fighting and not putting up with their evil bs. My grandfather had back surgery but the Dr got tired or something and stopped half way through. Which lead to my grandpa never walking again. My grandmother at the time tried talking to a lawyer or someone about the case and mentioned it would take 100s of thousands of dollars just to try and sue.. now this was probably 10 years ago now and from my grandmother's words .. so I might be off with a few things but I believe her.. thank you again for fighting for the little guys 🤠✌🏼

[@ggvbayareaoakland5914]

My condolences to your mother too!

[@acmlsrtvxacmlsrtvx3059]

Just scumbags

[@milkoansah-johnson8768]

That law firm must be full of his type. Oh I must add there is a word for that lot; shysters.

[@testtest2609]

@@milkoansah-johnson8768 Lawyers are in the top ten professions for psychopaths. Others are: surgeons, police, CEO, clergy, government beaurocrats, media, sales, chefs.

[@kleineoOoStern]

Now I understand why my ex husband was diagnosed psychopath and narcissistic. I still struggle to grasp every little abuse that I went through because of his mental disorders but I did a lot of progress these past two months

[@crenshaw46]

You sure know how to choose them, eh?

[@DogMomCMF]

Although never diagnosed, I know as I breathe that my ex is a psychopath/narcissist. Tried to kill me, he never felt emotions, ever.

[@DogMomCMF]

@Daniel-oe9si For the future, try not to respond to something you know nothing about. My circumstances, my experiences. Try being 6 mths pregnant on a waterbed and being held down while having the life choked out of you….yes honey, that’s a psychopath. So unless your sister beat you or something, you’re not healthy.

[@RanDahiyat]

Way to go! Hang in there

[@johnevemerton]

Wow. the timing of me seeing this video is perfect, I was with a narcissist for 4 years, and when we stopped seeing each other, I found the love of my life, but because i was trauma bonded, i ended up ruining things but i realized my mistakes, and did all i could to make sure i got her back and i did.

[@hildamusovic]

its difficult to let go of someone you love, i am in a similar situation, and i do not know what else do to have him back, i have been dying inside, people actually think i am happy, i am not.

[@johnevemerton]

I feel your pain , after trying out the no contact experiment that failed miserably, i had to find other means, i had to reach out to a spiritual adviser, it was brilliant idea which i never thought it was, but it worked wonders for me.

[@hildamusovic]

Amazing, how did you get a spiritual counselor, and how do i reach him/ her?

[@johnevemerton]

Her name is Shelly renee white , and she is a great spiritual counselor who can bring back your ex.

[@hildamusovic]

Thank you for this valuable information, i just looked her up now online. impressive

[@elaineencke4936]

Dr Ramani is so discerning and crystal clear in her descriptions and definitions! This is one of the most concise and precise descriptions of these conditions you will ever hear explained!

[@eddybrevet6816]

I learned something here and thanks, but have question, think it cud be true lack of empathy, love can have these same effects, can see possibilities for effective treatments for not inconsiderable numbers of humanbeans

[@fernandorangelmartinez9824]

Totally agree

[@coleenbalch1752]

What an amazng professor she must be!

[@kamelhaj6850]

Agree!

[@AshleyXD007]

I won't say you to trust me on this but there are many videos which explains like she did. Even better then her too. I think people loved her including me because of the way she talks. She clearly is passionate and loves to explain. Btw I encountered only one video in KZbin about mental disorders that what effing irritating. Nothing i learnt from it. Only ads.

[@ysnc12]

I didn't need his reactions. Or interruptions. Loved her though

[@gory6543]

ysnc12 i love ur pfp

[@smilessantana2049]

Too bad

[@hippoblob1371]

I think it’s because she was speaking in a way that suggested she was trying to elicit a response, so he thought if he didn’t respond it would be impolite.

[@marklynch2382]

Yes agree his interruptions were annoying

[@garblegoo7921]

100% agree. Really annoying. P_lease fire him. ty.

[@n3v3rg01ngback]

That clock is very low. That bothers me.

[@LoveBeautyFun7]

Right, it doesn't feel right lol

[@frankblack7070]

I was watching the video at the exact same time displayed on the very low clock

[@kashabrown2692]

😂

[@TheGoodContent37]

Not for a house of a wheel chair user.

[@lisamarielund6292]

Dark Rainbow I believe this is her office where she does therapy. She probably sits facing the clock so she can watch the time during the session.

[@rabeeamansoor7588]

In the world full of narcissistic, psychopaths, and sociopaths, it's so hard to find a sane person to choose as your partner.

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

Every single human being out there is wounded and traumatized. The key is, have they or are they actively working on healing their wounds and traumas? Are they evolving and developing healthier coping mechanisms?

[@sinntax]

I wouldn't see the world so darkly. After all, there are still histrionics and borderliners!

[@rupertperiwinkle4477]

@@sinntax Every one of which is associated with childhood traumas.

[@GeoRust1]

Except the world isn't full of any of those, and the people you label as narcissistic, psychopathic, and sociopathic are probably complaining about the same thing

[@zeuseygastony6385]

World full of them? It’s pretty rare to come across.

[@CryptoProphet]

Dr Ramani is really great. Her explanations are completely spot on, clear and easy to understand. Thanks.

[@franksignature5671]

SleepWoke, Too bad he seemed fake or very uninterested.

[@Master...deBater]

Wow...either that dude is really dumb...or he thinks that his audience is!!!

[@DMSProduktions]

Text book psychopath!

[@domagoj4843]

Yes she is,se my self in her ;))

[@DMSProduktions]

NOT her!

[@weeccf]

That was perfectly explained. I spent 4 years in college studying this stuff and she explained it in 10 minutes 💯

[@ruzziasht349]

Wowwwwwwwwww your brain be wired slow bro.

[@becauseican5821]

@@ruzziasht349 doesn't mean that he's slow. These topics are taught continuously and repeatedly in any psychology major.

[@jaddoughmen3759]

@@ruzziasht349 Dude, the first word of your channel's name means donkey in Arabic. Congrats!

[@ruzziasht349]

@@jaddoughmen3759 The M142 High Mobility Artillery Rocket System (HIMARS) is a light multiple rocket launcher that kills many RuSSians on a daily basis! I love it!!!! Himar is donkey in Arabic not Himars - I'm guessing you have a sub 80 IQ.

[@ruzziasht349]

@@becauseican5821 You be slooooooooow too!

[@davidsoom1551]

That explains our politicians, leaders and the elite in general.

[@glenandfriends9012]

I'd say those characteristics are prerequisites to getting the job. They are anesthetized to an endless national debt to get their way. No politician has made any effort the whistle on Jeffrey Epstein.

[@messiahgodstar7609]

It explains many poor people too. There's no stereotypes.

[@___________________191]

This isn’t about political things. It’s about any person.

[@Rupakmallick1991]

Ha Ha Ha

[@stanbecker2444]

Eric sewer-well, Schiff, HRC, AOC, SO, SO, MANY MORE.

[@koovvv]

Dr. Ramani: *intellectually talking* Interviewer: "😟😖😨😵😰🙂"

[@davidsonnier4053]

David Allen Sonnier wow you guys are great

[@111jkjk]

So true 😆😆😆😆

[@davidsonnier4053]

Very informative I enjoy your work

[@evelynbaron2004]

give it a rest all of you. Would any young woman date a potential schmuck like that\? Probably not. Who cares what kind of interviewer he is. She just needs the question and provides the answers as we know it so far. Everybody talks about boundaries; she's got great boundaries and I was seriously interested in the topic because I ran into one or two seriously twisted people in my life and was too stupid to recognize it, so I listened.

[@ghostpirate7733]

Yea but I didn’t find it very puzzling because I am a sociopath so I understand it

[@leannabad3839]

I think the main mistake here was the excessive cutting to the interviewer even when he wasn't talking.

[@thamnosma]

Bugged me from the start. I don't get it unless the guy is trying to become a "personality" and is paying for the production.

[@donnacolling2329]

I've watched a few of his videos he always does this, I think he's trying to show interest, acknowledgement and some understanding rather than intentionally interrupting and being rude.

[@MeatloafGreaserFilms]

I think they do it to keep you interested. If it was just the same shot of the dr talking youd doze off. It’s a way to diversity the shots, i believe

[@papersack4290]

Yes! It's fucking annoying

[@April-tc4qb]

Yes, but it's funny to see him visually struggling to understand her.

[@PeaTools]

I can really relate to the struggle against the confusing mind games of a narcissist. It's like walking through a maze where the walls keep shifting. Your story resonates deeply because, like you, I felt so isolated, doubting my own reality, as if my confidence was slipping through my fingers.

[@Brucessary]

The statement "They will dispose of you if you get in their way" sent chills down my spine.

[@debradesanto6946]

My sister has done it after 17 years of stealing and put her in a home and she died in 2 weeks from inability to want to live eat begged to go back home. She stole her property and real-estate and got rid of her for money. Then came to Missouri from doing that in California and killed and abused my mother 4 year's as go. Just sitting there at lunch after her death a few weeks later she said matter of factly that quote...::"I'm so glad I finally got rid of that f...g bitch. She gave away my favorite jacket in 7th grade. I hated her and I'm glad she's gone".

[@debradesanto6946]

She's bullied my 91 year old engineering degreed father out of the entire estate. Displaced my sister with a legal eviction from the home my dad gave her Dani, Cathy's the sociopath.. she put her and her little children in the street so she aquire Danis house and spend the last seven years remodeling it for herself and paying an enormous mortgage not allowing any occupation in her new acquisition. It sits empty. She then while throwing me out of my dad's house by way of his limited POA. Puts me in a dump. I'm on disability and no income so she can TAKE my room and force her way nto their home and proceed to bully and demand signatures for POA and illegally take advantage and put ownership of all assets my dad's million plus engineering firm@ all real-estate. Jewelry all my mom's belongings everything they own and keep it from 5 other children. She beat me to a pulp the l a st time I went to visit my father in HIS HOME and blocks everyone from him receiving phone calls quests children siblings. Completely isolating him and monitoring him. Took his credit cards wallet checking accounts all monies put everything in her name well aware she never once attended college or held a job in her entire life. She feels entitles to the elders in our family's complete and total assets and complete control and will kill whomever is in her way. I adventually got s 2 story s townhouse. Before she moved back into my room she briefly had an apartment for 8 months. After that moved into my 2nd bedroom and begged to stay there temporarily. She then attempted to take over my leased home@ berate me mercilessly say and night@ yell scream ignore to the point of terror for me. She then took my phone, over an incident, ran to the top of the stairs, she refused to give me my phone and I ran upside reached briefly for my phone and she deliberately pushed me down a flight of my stairs. Police were called and she said IA horrendous lie that I was att a cking her and I fell down the stairs on my own.

[@debradesanto6946]

Please someone help me? I'm in danger. I need legal help I need protection. I need representation. I need help. She's trying to get my dad's home now and put him somewhere. I get no answer at the doors. There's a lot more evil m illegal things she's done and is doing. I am begging for help!!!!!

[@JustAMisanthrope]

​@@debradesanto6946 nope

[@EmilyJohnson558]

My ex threatened to make me disappear all the time ... if I displeased him he made something that was my favorite or that i had sentimental attachment to disappear to make his point.

[@SuperSt0rmy]

I could listen to Dr. RD forever. She is so clear.

[@cansee0]

Clearly biased against men

[@giggles1219]

@@cansee0 Wtf? She wasn't man bashing.

[@pjmlemon3280]

@@cansee0 stfu

[@christianpulisic7784]

Linda Storm,You are absolutely gorgeous 🌹🌹🌷🌺,hope you are not with a narc 😈!!

[@giamonet2359]

@@cansee0 nah just be smart

[@lolalee6279]

She explained the difference between each mental disorder very well.

[@XDR2201]

Those are actually personality disorder not mental disorder.

[@jessieamber.]

@@XDR2201 Excellent point!

[@XDR2201]

Jessica Cartas Thx. This is the reason why when they are arrested. They have to receive punishment. They will not be sent to mental hospital or mental asylum.

[@teresaaubele-futch4025]

@@XDR2201 Personality Disorders are a type of mental disorder

[@executiveorder7146]

@Cristian Ivanescu that women lies and rips people off for a living and no proof of any of it and it just labels bad or good behavior and act like sex organs makes a difference so no she is very wrong

[@kenlounders5399]

I never met a narcissist that was sorry for the damage they cause.

[@MaxOakland]

If they were sorry, they wouldn't be narcissists because being sorry makes people change

[@ambrosialea]

If you knew both, the difference between them is obvious. The non-sociopath narcissist (NSN) is strictly manipulative to get what they want from you. Yes, they may hurt you in the process, but that was not the goal . The sociopath enjoys putting you in pain even if it doesn’t benefit them in any way. My NSN mother will never apologize, but noticeably tries to defend her actions not just to others, but to herself. If she does something objectively bad and called out on it, she may acknowledge it is bad but blame others… or fall back to a demented reality where it didn’t happen that way. Her dementor stays the same as she is always the victim. My sociopath sister will pretend to be innocent at first, but then if called out she will completely change her demeanor and be like “yea, I did that and you deserve it”. Like she caused my 5 yr olds first (and last) planned birthday party to be cancelled a few years ago and make excuses but when I said “If you are doing this to my child to get back at me, you are evil” she didn’t deny it. She was offended that I call her evil. Years before, She demanded that I apologize to her for having a miscarriage after accusing me of faking it. Where my NSN mother didn’t support me at that time (and may have been happy since she hates my husband), she at least tries to make the reasons she treats me poorly sound reasonable if said out loud. My sister didn’t care. Where I know my narcissist mother would probably try to save me if hanging from a cliff (so I could owe her the rest of my life), I think my sister would just push me and savor that moment in her memory.

[@Lexi_Con]

Some narcissists will feign remorse (or empathy even) as a manipulation tactic to keep you close. The ones who lack it altogether (Psycho/Sociopaths) can learn it like a skill if it gives them an advantage... But to your point, they don't typically give sincere apologies, if any. They make excuses, gaslight, blame others to avoid accountability. Only sorry they got caught.

[@Sean0526a]

Exactly. In fact they always have someone they can blame for it

[@tingle2323]

True..they know what they do and they just feel bad when they get exposed

[@phabi0]

Dr. Ramani: Good morning. Interviewer: WOOOOOOwww

[@Taricus]

ROFL!

[@propeticurge]

Ok it wasn’t just me I commented that too... he is so overly dramatic

[@LACEMSK1980]

for real 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@amisha25211]

😂😂😂

[@rsfantasy5052]

lol

[@Zoelis17]

He doesn’t need to be there. She can give this information without him.

[@georgejames3868]

Yeah, he was acting really dumb

[@lilytsuen8647]

Zoelis17 and he kept interrupting her while she was talking

[@yitaowang8547]

Yeah he's acting so dumb and arrogant, like who would ask the dumb question of whether the PET scan was referring to the real "pet"?!!

[@Zoelis17]

Lily Tsuen so dumb

[@Zoelis17]

Iwannameow yes!

[@annafinley1290]

Wow. That was the best explanation I've heard regarding psychopath vs. sociopath. Fascinating.

[@tocaloca7098]

Thank you so much for this video. It’s on point 100%. This is a great content. Dr. Ramani Durvasula does an amazing job explaining the differences between a psychopath, sociopath and a narcissist. She really did hit the bullseye in a way that was clear to understand. What an amazing job. Thank you MedCircle for having her on here. May you all be blessed more than you already are.

[@heathergreer9919]

I absolutely love her! You can tell that she really enjoys what she does, she seems to really enjoy teaching it. And the fact that she breaks everything down so well so othes can understand is amazing!

[@RyanKeane9]

She’s amazing.

[@SageThaFool]

The interviewers reactions the whole time had me cracking up lol the whole time he's like NOOOO WAYYYYY!!!

[@EverleeYT]

Lolol

[@rc6449]

They're so distracting that I listened without watching after a minute.

[@martinburrows6844]

Even funnier, if they filmed it separately, and the director just got him to be 'surprised ' for 10 minutes straight.

[@chukrock]

Not a very professional performance from the interviewer. He was annoying.

[@nervous711]

Why I had a feeling that he's a bit narcissistic, too? I mean, the reactions don't look sincere, do they? And the faces, compared to the Doc

[@harmonyqueue]

I love how engaging she is. It's like I'm sitting in the room with her.

[@johnnylove2073]

Sexy smart.

[@poiounhotmail]

You're absolutely spot on! It's true that trying to understand others solely through outward observation can lead to inaccurate assumptions. We can never fully know what's going on in someone else's mind or what their internal experiences are like. Here's why relying solely on outward behavior can be misleading: Hidden emotions: People often mask their true emotions or present a different persona to the world. What you see on the outside might not reflect their internal state. Misinterpretations: Our own biases and experiences can color how we interpret others' behavior. We might misinterpret actions or words based on our own assumptions. Lack of context: Without understanding the full context of a situation, it's easy to misjudge someone's actions. There might be underlying reasons for their behavior that aren't immediately apparent. Individual differences: Everyone experiences and expresses emotions differently. What might seem like anger to you could be sadness or frustration for someone else. How to improve understanding: While outward observation has its limitations, it's still an important part of social interaction. Here are some ways to improve your understanding of others: Active listening: Pay attention not just to what people say but also to their body language and tone of voice. Empathy: Try to put yourself in their shoes and imagine how they might be feeling. Open communication: Ask clarifying questions and encourage open dialogue to gain a better understanding of their perspective. Consider the context: Take into account the situation and any external factors that might be influencing their behavior. Be mindful of your own biases: Recognize that your own experiences and perspectives can shape your interpretations. By combining outward observation with empathy, active listening, and open communication, you can develop a more accurate and nuanced understanding of others.

[@ABDELHAK-ZEROUALI]

I miss you baby 🥺❤️I miss you baby 🥺❤️

[@scottjharris]

God I love listening to this lady talk!!! She’s so intelligent and informative. So interesting.

[@jaimhaas5170]

yeah but we all know what you really want to do...

[@scottjharris]

@@jaimhaas5170 I'm gay

[@jaimhaas5170]

@@scottjharris so then you want to noodle the interviewer...all good on my end Scott. I always say why stand in the way of love. :)

[@jaimhaas5170]

@@mnstark3342 all night long!

[@mnstark3342]

@@jaimhaas5170 haha yeh all the way

[@Shinibo]

I didn't see the interviewer as being fake, but more like being overly expressive with a childlike curiosity and fascination, but with a low awareness of how he comes across.

[@itsmarionallalong]

I have to agree with this statement.

[@itsmarionallalong]

@DT Undercover Too far.

[@itsmarionallalong]

I mean, there’s no thing to argue with how the man inquire or how he talks, but in my opinion, he just want to elaborate the topic for the viewers to absorb the topic articulately. There shouldn’t be hate here. Besides, that’s his expression and humans have different expressions too. Perhaps, it’s just their emotions who make them to dislike him.

[@itsmarionallalong]

@DT Undercover Asperger’s syndrome is a type of autism that starts from the early age of an individual and in his case, he is just REALLY entertained naïvely from what he is absorbing.

[@itsmarionallalong]

@DT Undercover I reckon that you need some tough enlightenment. You have still a lot of time to absorb knowledge from anyone. From your point of your brother being moderately autistic can be a true if he is just two years old or less but proving that the interviewer has Aspie is a false accusation because according to such particular studies that autism or any kind of autism cannot be obtained during adulthood, if it is developed, then it is a rare case. This is an argument also, and ad hominem is for the weakest people who can’t prove their point right.

[@uhavemooface]

I wish I had this woman as my teacher when I was a kid.

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[@AdamThoba-h8k]

The host ruined it for me

[@thatguy-art6229]

@@AdamThoba-h8k EXACTLY - SHE IS TALKING WITHOUT TRYING TO UNDERSTAND WHAT PEOPLE IN THIS ENVIRONMENT NEED. SHE IS TALKING PURELY FROM HER POINT OF VIEW AND WHAT SHE NEEDS . SHE IS SAYING SCREW THE STUDENT AND EVERYONE ELSE IS SAYING - SCREW THIS UNFOCUSED RAMBLING PIN HEAD. FOR A GENERALIZED DESCRIPTION SEE - DR ROBERT HARE. HE WAS THE FIRST TO DEFINE THE PROBLEM IN A WAY THAT THE AVERAGE PERSON COULD UNDERSTAND IT AND NEEDS TO UNDERSTAND IT. I DO NOT FIND ANYTHING SHE HAS TO SAY IS WORTH STUDING OR WORTH KNOWING. AFTERALL - SHAKESPEARE HAD SEVERAL CHARACTERS IN HIS PLAYS THAT PRESENTED THE INFO THE AVERAGE PERSON NEEDS. THIS WOMAN HAS HER OWN FULL CATALOG OF PERSONALITY DISORDERS.

[@AdamThoba-h8k]

@@thatguy-art6229 you are very perceptive

[@lockandloadlikehell]

I wish she was my mom

[@BarbaraWiggill]

Amazing doctor! I generally don't trust stuff on social media but what she says rings true Brilliant!

[@marycahill546]

I was a mental health RN for 17 years, 7 years in Forensic psychiatry. Dr. Ramani is spot on, and explains things quite well.

[@Jramos93]

@Starscream91 she's simply establishing credibility towards doctor Romani since Mary comes from the same discourse community. Besides, within those "mere" years she was probably the best nurse you could have ever seen. Go back to school kiddo.

[@Jramos93]

@Starscream91 "most nursing students have a weak IQ"........ Best idiotic comment of 2018. I'm done talking to you.

[@sampepper3332]

@@Jramos93: The nursing test is a very Tough test and Nursing is a very hard Job. Anyone who can pass the test and work the long Hours deserves Respect. I don't know what people like starscream get out of putting people down.

[@rhythmicrhyme]

actually she's stating a lot of misconception and throwing out cognitive development. Also she's not emphasizing logic and prompting emotional reaction as a non antisocial behavior. Anti-social behavior are often exhibited by emotionally rooted behavior even if it is not apparently/physically portrayed. She also describes empathy based on a wildly refuted idea of empathy. Her idea of empathy is sympathy not empathy. Also her idea of sociopathic behavior does not take into context of a person's situation, especially poverty and other factors. Her generalization reminds me of a 3rd rate psychologist that practice clinical therapy not cognitive therapy or more advance and detail analysis.

[@chinquinostrabambino9811]

Lol this comment. This tells me more about you than about nurses. 1) School is not the same as IQ. 2) School/high school/college is a privilege so please don't throw it around like it's a persons choice. 3) School is not the same as education. 4) For a person to be good at psychology, why are we even talking about IQ, how about EQ? So yes, this comment is in my opinion a very short-sighted comment. So I recommend to use all those school years and all the knowledge to just look a little further.

[@tab9773]

Just adding my 2 cents here, but I think a psychopath's greatest weapon is society's unwillingness to believe he / she is capable of being that way (ex: "Oh, she's SO sweet and friendly; how could anyone accuse her of murder?"). I think this is especially true if the psychopath is young, attractive, female, disabled, or elderly, or holds a trusted position such as a law enforcement worker or a medical worker.

[@learningenglishthroughtran8540]

Man, a lot of women are disabled because of car accidents when they are young. After they become disabled, they want to be attractive because they need energy and they cannot afford to look sloppy and untidy. Old psychopaths are dangerous, too. Why are you so attracted to young attractive women and imagine that they are killers? Old people could be sweet and friendly. Men are ugly and rough. I don't think that means that men are safer to be with. Attractive men, old men, rough men kill people, too, especially they kill women.

[@joangreenert7216]

That's bc they're Sneaky, seem normal, but they do a lot of 'thinking' & planning.

[@joangreenert7216]

@@learningenglishthroughtran8540 I agree but they also go for boys and men they can Control.

[@1MarkKeller]

And hella rich or hella famous.

[@theresaiannetti4713]

I agree!

[@psypher8184]

My ex wife was either a psycho or narcissist. Someone who couldn't see past herself. She would bait me into arguments until I realised she enjoyed hurting me. She later moved into another phase where she slept around and so forth. I chose to ignore her antics. We finally found a good marriage counsellor who knew how to deal with her. My exe decided to end the marriage. In her eyes all that transpired was my fault and I had kidnapped the kids. She took all our savings because she thought she deserved it and I inherited the kids. I got the better part of the deal even though I worked three jobs to care for them and pay for their education. The best thing that came out of this disaster was a painful rearrangement of my priorities. Wealth, house etc come second to kids and family. Today I'm very close to my kids even though they're grown up and have left home. They are professionals in their chosen fields and successful in life.

[@abhaysingh-lg2cr]

was she a woman, just guessing? Edit for anyone replying: y'all just dont get the fuckin joke, do you?

[@_Madara_.]

@@abhaysingh-lg2cr Bruh moment

[@Subxenox15]

Judging by how this psychiatrist keep blaming fathers for behaviors and not once mentioned women, I'm guessing she would blame you lmao

[@simonsirois9034]

Most of the time women will get borderline personality disorder diagnostics. It's kind of the feminine equivalent of the narcissistic personality. Eternal victims of everything, while antogonizing those who surround them. These personalities are really hard to "enjoy". You must draw a hard line with them and stick to it, or they will eat you up! They can't help it, but they're social vampires. Good for you, life must be so much better now.

[@lunafringe10]

I would’ve booted her out

[@Manohikari]

You guys are incredibly helpful. I’m super grateful for the host of the platform, and for Dr. Ramadi’s knowledge!

[@NoJusticeNoPeace]

Can we get a diagnosis for displaying obviously fake, exaggerated emotional reactions in response to every word out of someone's mouth?

[@Vasilia4]

basically Americans lol

[@m7f7m7]

Are you referring to Kyle the host?

[@frankwaters8177]

he's just nervous

[@suebelzer6536]

Yes. That would be acting. Were you thinking that these people did not know they were on camera and had an audience?

[@neighbor472]

Watch for if someone talks differently to some people than he does others. Watch if someone can easily get other people to do things for them without any authority. Watch if someone is hyper dominant. Watch if you start getting a slight resentment towards someone and you find yourself talking yourself out of avoiding them. Watch if someone mentions violence while they’re not in a fit of rage. Watch the eyes man, if you’re talking about something emotional and they’re sitting there looking like they’re just thinking without much of an expression and their comments get a slightly question like tone then it could they’re faking it til they make it and are analyzing you. Obviously if someone does a few of these it doesn’t automatically mean sociopath. It’s honestly really hard to spot one immediately, especially in the moment. It’s usually about trusting your gut feeling and genuinely considering this when you look back on someone. You really want to spot a sociopath and especially a psychopath in your life before they make it clear and they will. They work by moving from group to group, environment to environment. They’ll stay somewhere for a while but eventually they’ll be found out and move, leaving everyone fucked over. This is hard cause sometimes these people will figure out what you need and make you feel good. All you have is a gut feeling and honest analysis

[@samanthafox2664]

OMG, this Dr. is AMAZING! No BS or waffle, just a straight forward explanation that is easy to understand. Thank you so much x

[@Kushufy]

it's easy to understand because it isn't a very clinical or professional, she is giving a very inaccurate pop science description. there are a lot of falsehoods and misconceptions in what she is saying.

[@rukminimooss9429]

Absolutely correct 👏

[@garyowen3662]

@@Kushufy Your credentials?

[@Kushufy]

@@garyowen3662 What about them?

[@garyowen3662]

Vvvv Eeee, You condemned her explanations without nuance. I was curious to know what training and or licensing you had to back up such a sweeping statement. Specific points she was wrong on?

[@nicholasreando1617]

The antisocial personality; I displayed all of the behaviors she described as a young boy. I skipped school, was angry & violent towards others, I stole & had a fascination with fire too. I was on Ritalin for having ADHD and another drug called melaril which I didn't realize until just recently is an antipsychosis medication. All of this before I was even 13. I lived in a boys home for over 4 years because I was a troubled youth. But I thank my mom for seeing the signs early enough & having the courage & ability to get me help before I could have done something horrible.

[@HomeSickAlienJayman]

How are you doing these days? Taking those drugs at such a young age, I wonder, do you use any drugs at all now? Recreational or prescribed?

[@shyramecole5574]

So basically you were born a psychopath. I pray all is well with you and your family.

[@CallMeNevermore]

It took me until the age of 30 to realize my behavior was outside the norm. I grew up with a father that displayed psychopathic traits, except for anything relating to crime. My mother has a good idea of my fearlessness, like inserting broken glass into my nose at the age of 4 (thankfully she removed it and nothing bad happened) and my violent behavior towards animals and other kids when I was still in primary school. Fast forward to today and I‘ve had lifelong problems, like relating to people and inconsistencies in school and work. I‘ve been talking with two psychologists about this. The second psychologist thinks I might have a personality disorder. She told me that after just one visit. Personality disorder or not, I just want to get some closure to help me understand my way of thinking.

[@jonhart7630]

@@CallMeNevermore When I was in my 20s and 30s, I was too proud to admit I had a problem. Now, I'm middle-aged and more reflective, I can admit my condition was at least partially responsible for a car-crash of a life. I wish I had a more normal life, but it's too late now.

[@willCX]

Ya know whatss funny. Assumption is everywhere. Ass u me. My relationship with my soul mate was destroyed by him. A tyrant

[@dannyachord]

She Is so good to put it all in language we can understand

[@Angel-xr6jq]

I wished i never read the comments, now I'm bothered by a lot of things in the video

[@FolkBoyify]

Right 😂

[@yujuholic]

Same lmao

[@Shenaniganz_z]

Congratulations 🎊 😜 😜

[@herealittlewhile7448]

The low clock?

[@beautifuldayzee5942]

LOL

[@interestinginfo6765]

Love how she explains. Thank you.

[@avidnongetit8710]

She could talk for hours on this topic and I believe it would be informative.

[@layneycarper]

it is very informative. it’s important to raise awareness on these types of people. they’re dangerous and all around us

[@_hi_3363]

I don’t know why these things are so interesting to me like murders and crime and such. It’s all just so interesting to me and I don’t know why lol

[@tired6971]

Layne Carper that’s not tru. Not all of them are dangerous. Just because they have the diagnosis doesn’t mean they’ll cause mayhem. That’s another misconception about them. More often than not they mind their own business.

[@53hank]

i got an ad abt a woman who talks abt chimpanzees and i thought you were talkin abt her and then remembered that im watching a vid

You think? I thought that 1000s of years of scientific research and studies, could be all summed up in a single 12min video on KZbin!!!

[@lauramason5667]

Brilliant discussion. Dr. Ramani explains all of this so clearly. I just discovered a few few people from my past.

[@Avio033]

I feel like I was well on my way to becoming a sociopath in high school. Exactly like she says in the video, I was hanging around with the wrong kids because I was being bullied by the other kids. I was becoming more and more careless, emotionless and wreckless. I truly never saw myself becoming a normal member of society. I saw myself becoming a criminal. And I was completely okay with it because my numbness and carelessness shaped me into a pretty good thug. I also truly believed I wouldn't live to see 40 years old, and I was completely okay with that. I didn't give a shit. And I loved not giving a shit. I felt powerful, like the world was mine. Then I met my girlfriend at the last year of high school and over the course of two years, she changed my life. I cared for her a lot. And she cared for me. And this shaped the way for me to care more about myself and others as well. We've been together for 11 years now and my life has changed completely. Got a stable job which I love, a house and I spend every day with the love of my life. I'm truly alive now. However, I still feel like I'm always just an inch away from my old life. It still haunts me. And I hope it will never come to that again.

[@varrvarrworldboxing7913]

Bro.... You know that feeling that you're an inch away from the old you???? Yea, your girl feels that and she loves you because you have it and it's dormant

[@Avio033]

@@varrvarrworldboxing7913 Constatly dude. Every day I feel like I'm just one small step away from breaking down again. Hasn't happened yet though, just gotta keep on going dude.

[@varrvarrworldboxing7913]

@@Avio033 Familiar with the feeling, its not even worth it. Keep building character bro

[@Avio033]

@@varrvarrworldboxing7913 exactly. If it happens, it happens. It will be shot, but I got over it once and will recover again. Just gotta live our best lifes bro

[@didiorakwue2452]

Cry out to Jesus, He is able to sympathize with our weakness and save us from destruction.

[@seppet0ni]

I had never seen a clock hanging at waist level before. Now I have

[@David-bc4rh]

How does that make you feel?

[@amarahafeez1150]

🤣😂

[@muskaanbedi8406]

Lol now i feel the same😂😂😂

[@katiemarshall5923]

seppet0ni stop I thought the same !!

[@HareKrishnaHareRama101]

I hang it in my house the same way. It’s for the sake of little kids at age of 4 or 5 , to see with better view

[@codinginflow]

He's asking really good questions

[@JA-ld3it]

That’s what I’m saying!

[@Mar.1634]

He doesn't ask anything interesting. He only interrupts and reiterates what she's saying. Pretty annoying if you ask me.

[@debishvebishwish4839]

@@Mar.1634 why is it annoying? Can you explain? I am a bit not to understanding of social cues so I might miss it. Thanks in advance.

[@saltNpepper952]

@@Mar.1634 for me it shows that he's actively listening and actually is interested in the topic at hand. Better than following some script I guess.

[@CursingBud]

@@saltNpepper952 right ... why do so many people hold this guy to a lens .... he's not even the expert right?

[@shaunbrown6294]

You videos have taught me so much. Im being flooded with eureka moments from my childhood. Im working through the hell I was raised

[@oyabun9650]

My mother and her father are raging narcissists with a complete lack of empathy for anyone but themselves. It's hard to grow up along these people because they will make you feel like everything bad that is happening is somehow your fault even if you are not involved at all. The manipulation I went through is really hard to overcome but I'm getting better at recognizing what is actually my fault and things that just happen to happen to me.

[@theprinceofcrows8691]

Same here but know this about yourself, you learn those same behaviors from them. Learn to spot the characteristics and work on it because even if you don't become like they were it will effect your life. You cannot help but pick up the traits to some degree because you grew up in that household.

[@AlohaAngelique]

My mom same. I was vilified my entire childhood and most of my adulthood. It was cheaper to get a degree in psychology than pay for the therapy 😅 Mom “suffers” from narcissism and NONE of it is my fault. Same your you. Your folks are ill, and you are a victim of their illness. I hope you get the support you deserve. My heart goes out to you. Stay strong ❤

[@lisabowden402]

Same here.

[@abbasmurtaza1949]

This video tells us the basic difference between a narcissist, psychopath and sociopath. A psychopath kills or commits a crime without sympathy because of their lack of emotion to understand and feel what the crime they commit leads to and what the consequences will be, they just don't care what happens whereas sociopaths are made because of the conditions of their surroundings or an incident which occurred in their childhood which had an impact on them and changed them into having no emotions or empathy. However a narcissist is someone who tends to do bad things but they feel shame and guilt after doing things like that, they don't want to look bad in society and lower their self esteem. Dr. Ramani explains these differences very well with simple examples. The interviewer could have been better. All in all it was a very informative video.

[@MindMoulder]

@cak01vej Maybe not higher IQ, but with no emotions in the way it makes it easier to do certain choices which could make them seem more intelligent. Someone that reacts from their emotions can do some really stupid stuff because they are not thinking clearly.

[@franciscocendejas3555]

Sociopaths do have empathy however it is very minimal compared to a person deemed normal.

[@blueiris191]

@Fragya 73 Whoa!

[@franciscocendejas3555]

@Fragya 73 lol. You seem like either a troll or a psychopath based on your replies to a simple comment like mine or a "whoah". I'd rather not engage you but your next reply will tell me everything I need to know.

[@nmary4345]

@Fragya 73 I would honestly appreciate it if you explained why his statement is wrong because I agree with what he says and would apreciate knowing if this affirmation is wrong

[@jameswilliamsgb]

I have been studying these antisocial behaviour types for a while. I agree with what Dr. Ramani says. However, I observed that most of us have a sociopathic element inside us. In many people we possess the ability to turn off our empathy if we need to. It enables us to kill in war and conflicts or when we go hunting for food. With a full sociopath, the on/off empathy switch tends to get stuck in the off position at inappropriate times.

[@lillyplant4035]

The world 100% needs psychopaths!, they tend to be bomb disposal experts, fighter jet pilots & the likes due to the lack of fear. Not all psychopaths are 'bad' people. A very negative & one sided explanation.

[@therealslimshady6763]

Yeah.... I sometimes feel like ima Sociopath

[@dogewood5499]

Always wondered about myself being a sociopath because I could turn off my empathy towards those I came to hate. They could've even once been close friends or family members... Can you unlearn it?

[@joangreenert7216]

I Agree! And just watching videos of Adults Bullying and Abusing others Emotionally & Mentally is Proof that there are a Lot of people who have diseased-minds! More adults & children are committing more crimes today, more than Ever! And despite the fact that Blacks have Dwelled on centuries-old Slavery, BLM, retaliating against Whites, etc Demanding more attention, More-Crimes have been committed by Blacks than any other race! WTH is going on with people's Paranoia, Hateful & Dangerous Behaviors & Attitudes? In what categories would people fit into? 😳😰😢

[@wifelookin8281]

Yes but you are referring to acute traits, not conditions.

[@marjorieprezioso4750]

Wow! That all makes perfect sense to me. I was adopted to my evil aunt. She showed symptoms at the age of 8 when my birth mother was born. I was the family scapegoat, my twin brothers the golden children, my adopted dad the enabler. Narcissist never seemed to go far enough for me. My youngest son had difficulties throughout childhood. I finally linked my son's behavior to my adopted mother. I am definately an empath, a sensitive, intuitive. Apparently it skips generations. I always felt like I was surrounded by crazy people, and I was.

[@anykoop]

It's the editing. It shouldn't cut to him as much. An interview is about the person talking, the audience doesn't need to see the interviewer or reactions. It's distracting and unintentionally makes it comical. Not mention the wide shot is super awkward because they're a mile away.

[@pilotactor777]

Spot on.

[@TheQueenOfGreatness]

He probably see himself in the descriptions given🤭

[@jstafriskyhusky2748]

I accept the questions given by the person but the reactions are sometimes unneeded

[@heavenlylace5880]

"unintentionally makes it comical" I couldn't help but laugh because you're totally right

[@valeriesanchez3074]

He craves attention. Guy wants his E- Fame lol

[@Halloween111]

I remember hearing a story about a psychopath who pulled a lot of robberies. He was fascinated by the fear response in people. He didn't understand it. He said " I've felt fear plenty of times and it wasn't at all unpleasant." There is an abnormal perception of what would normally be negative emotions.

[@michelleflanakin845]

Hate this guy.please leave

[@djjazzyjeff1232]

Sounds to me like an Adrenaline Junkie might be weirdly related to psychopathy, but if it had a positive slant.

[@tissueofmyissue]

So He was a sociopath not psychopath, right??

[@rhysdolan7378]

@@djjazzyjeff1232 adrenaline junkies could also possibly be linked to masochism, which is related to psychopathy.

[@notallrocknroll]

Gosh golly thanks to the interviewer for clearing up the PET scan confusion, I was about to head off to the hospital with my cat.

[@brandonhayes604]

Ford Fairlane Or have your cat scan you 😜

[@189snake]

lmao that interviewer is weird man

[@Dangerousdaze]

PET scans are awesome. They literally use antimatter (positrons are anti-electrons). :)

[@Bonez0r]

To get a CAT scan?

[@eily_b]

:D

[@MaryMccarrick-pp3qc]

This is incredibly informational regarding the differences. 🙏

[@209ashley]

Wow, you can really tell how passionate she is on the subject. Fascinating video!

[@georgemehalic7427]

If you have antisocial what are the triggers that a person can look for to help themselves redirect the natural tendencies into more productive perspectives and behaviors?

[@shipjumper6068]

This was an interesting topic. More people should see this, because many people use the term narcissist incorrectly.

[@Ilovefluffykitties369]

@Jessica Bright wtf

[@MJ-wrty]

I didn't know what a narcissist was until I met one.

[@bradsanders6954]

@@MJ-wrty Everybody has some narcissistic tendencies, but you will know when you meet a truly chronic narcissist, and they make you a target. If you respond how they want, they will make you their main target . The game begins from there, and it IS a game for them, they will tell others you know how you are the worst person alive, all the horrible thing you've done, every chance they get. Destroy your credibility any way they can, drive family away from you as far as possible.......................to a narcissist this is the ultimate rush, completely *ucking over someone who may have trusted them completely for many years...it can be their son, or anybody they feel they can destroy. In the worst ways possible. They can have unlimited numbers of and completely believable ways of acting, depending on the need at the moment. To make others believe them they have to be lucid and believable, at certain moments. The only "fix" is to get as far away as possible, and dont go back no matter what. They're not going to quit, or "get better", but they will tell you anything at all.

[@fire4myChrist]

I've been calling him a narc for 4 years he's a complete sociopath... wow

[@loytoco]

Most people use most terms relating to mental conditions randomly. Consider how many people say "they are OCD", just because they like things in order, without even knowing what OCD is (and that a person ISN'T it). It just makes people feel cool, for some reason, to throw terms around.

[@VueiyVisarelli]

I've been doing research on sociopaths/psychopaths for some writing, and one of the things I noticed is that they mostly seem to lack _positive_ emotions like sympathy/empathy, but often have _negative_ emotions like anger (not really sadness). So if their plans are thwarted, you _might_ get no reaction...but you also might find they're _enraged._

[@cayotelives]

Like my ex she was enraged behind the phone I could hear when her Lawyer called Me . Narcissist. I felt good for the first time. I could feel she is enraged all her lies and plots and tactics failed. Wahahahaha

[@RR-et6zp]

psychology is mostly bullshit, women just prioritise emotion lol

[@Resident4Island]

Not true at all about Sociopath's . We are product's of the enviroment someone who had a bad childhood, bullying in school, constant fighting we do have emotion's but unlike Psyhcopath's we don't care what other people think of us so meaning we won't put up an act . Also someone like me want's to be left alone and will try to avoid people.

[@adamrandall5163]

I have come to the conclusion nobody knows the difference. Every expert seems to say something different. I have spent hours looking for a difinitive answer so that I can speak with others with an air of authority during episodes of CSI and true crime shows but I have given up.

[@nasatellsnews]

Hey ..i don't truly undrestand the term empathy ...i mean if a psychopath lacks empathy can he/she feels guilty if they don't act upon their ergues to .." do something wrong " for example ...i mean .. i ..have all the traits you just explained in the vedio ..i don't relate to feelings in general except anger ..but i have developed varoius of approaches to certain occasions when handling everyone around me .. since i force myself to bid by the supposed standards ..it makes me feel ...frustration... rage and some sort of guilt. i just want to undrestand more because i 've never checked with professional or something ...i just tend to observe myself and others alot and most of times i can't relate to thoses around me

[@larrywakeman4371]

EXCELLENT She is so knowledgable - the best I have ever seen on this subject and he is a great interviewer and does NOT interrupt her! STELLAR interview. Kimberly

[@cartersmom0629]

This the first time I've understood the difference between the three because she's right they are used interchangeably.

[@laus9953]

I interchange them to my heart's content and nobody's gonna hinder me.

[@kimberlyharshfield8629]

Finally, an easy to understand definition of the difference between a narcissist, sociopath, and a psychopath. Way to go Dr. Ramani! 🔆

[@noahedelson3618]

Everybody thinks their ex-romantic partner is a Narcissist. They aren't. Its actually incredibly rare. The more obvious explanation is that we are all a little bit Narcissistic - especially a person who claims that others are that way.

[@kimberlyharshfield8629]

@@noahedelson3618 I hear you there Noah!! My ex has accused me of being narcissistic, and if that's not the kettle calling the pot black Idk what is!! Lol!

[@thememaster7]

Narcissism explanation was good, but it fell apart after that. She kept reverting back to textbook information and not fully explaining what they are, then saying things that are true also in neuro-typicals.

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[@boomdangleofficial]

They are all symptoms. This is not a finality.

[@TomRipley7350]

Were some of the interviewer's reaction shots filmed after the interview? There seem to be inserts of him watching the season finale of Game of Thrones.

[@virtual-adam]

Hahaha!

[@nikiannecoleman]

Tom Ripley 😂🤣

[@matts5247]

Tom Ripley ya he is annoying

[@kielchapman5255]

i think that may be a natural reaction to an interview with a human who has their eyes light up at the the thought of murder. just an observation

[@kielchapman5255]

oh wow, i did not want anyone to respond to that, i just want to be a phycho in my own bedroom, how do i stop the notifiacations?

[@rhodacharles8034]

This is the best conversion I have listened to the entire day. Thank you, Doctor Ramani!

[@cacattack67]

So it seems like a narcissist is just full of themselves but they have emotions. A psychopath is born with no emotions and learns to act like a normal person and a sociopath is a normal person that learns to act like a "psychopath".

[@huda613]

Christian C., narcissists are over obsessed with receiving praise, sociopaths are just empathy-less and wanna dominate ppl.

[@allyjay7395]

Narcissists have emotions when it comes to themselves but dont feel empathy for others

[@Polymath9000]

@@allyjay7395 They actually get high when they destroy others live.

[@LACEMSK1980]

@@Polymath9000 factz

[@joyceevers4648]

@@allyjay7395 I have a daughter-in-law like this.

[@happyhoskins6902]

I like how she uses words.

[@nevilleharris4466]

How do you use them?

[@herrfriberger5]

Haha!

[@aderodriguez3481]

All I can say she is an excellent psychologyst, she explained everything so crystal clear. Also it's very super scary, creepy that there's a lot in fact I shouldn't say a lot I should say millions of humans beings that are sociopaths, psychopaths, and Narcissistic in this earth, that are lurking around. And the most scary thing is they are damaging others. And people please if you're going to criticize an interviewer try to do it in positive reinforcement not in a cheap way. I know it's frustrating I even didn't like the way he acting at the beginning but hopefully he will change his actitud. Thanks

[@juliapeppo8362]

Thank you! that was my reaction. While others are talking about the height of the clock, and what chair was assigned to whom, I was actually listening to her, as I have someone in my life that I am trying to decide whether she is a psychopath or a sociopath. I think she is a psychopath. They don't have to be a murderer to be one, right?

[@thedoubleaabatteries8523]

I have a narcissist in my home damaging me and someone with Dissociative Identity Disorder who always needs support. I come to videos like these for comfort. It makes me feel better. I don’t know why. I have grown up helping through panic attacks and personality switches. I dealt with my first personality switch from this person when I was 4. It sucks

[@celestbutler702]

The interviewer is so interesting to watch love how he is absorbing the information

[@lj0339]

The clock behind her is at the weirdest low spot on the wall 🤨

[@romanumeralz]

Doomsday?

[@aleshanee.m.a7055]

Now I can’t stop looking at that

[@briansibusisomahlangu]

😂 😂 😂 😂

[@mandingo3432]

Had to minimize the browser after ~1 min, what kind of savage would hang a clock that low on the wall? Its like hanging a carpet on the ceiling, fucking bizarro world.

[@shesomadeline]

lj033 LOOOL 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 this person!!

[@vnbigardi]

This video should be 2h long, i would watch her for hoooours. Love the way she explain things

[@mbase7621]

Hello dear

[@susano7587]

Vanessa Bigardi, You can watch many other videos of Dr Ramani’s, they are all good!!!

[@vnbigardi]

@@susano7587 i found her channel after this! i spent a lot of hours watching already 😂

[@darthrevan2410]

For what to fill your head with bullshit to make your peanut brain feel superior for labeling lmao

[@vnbigardi]

@@darthrevan2410 Hahahahah clearly someone is offended by people aknowledging narcissists

[@specialtwice4975]

This needs to be taught in school, it would totally help in life.

[@friendly.arsonist4851]

@dont care true

[@user-ol3sr3dq7s]

Shut the fuck up

[@user-ol3sr3dq7s]

Joni Boi I appreciate it

[@specialtwice4975]

Alec Daniel It won't, but it will help other caring people be aware so they can stay away or act accordingly. (Keep the conversation casual. Talk about the weather, tv shows, etc)

[@serinawolf5821]

Special Twice society needs to remove them from the public . Society keeps putting up with them

[@AlejandroGarcia-tw9oj]

Thank you for your clarification and explanation of all 3 disorders. I found it very interesting and informative. 👍

[@ThecoconuTpiaNo]

the way the guy's acting makes it feel like a SNL skit

[@conlann]

100%

[@elmirasmiscellaneous1129]

LOL

[@antwanetdears6849]

Agree! Lol

[@evelynbaron2004]

When did SNL get that bad? She knows her stuff; I switched majors at Uni but this was a big topic even then. Ignore fleas ….

[@R3n33loves]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@zainalarifinrenaldo4472]

Such a perfect professor we all wish to have in class

[@martaszabo3561]

Thank you for clarifying that. I was victim of a sociopath. But managed to stay alive. God helped me. Dangerous people with zero remorse

[@hamishg0rdon]

to me the most fascinating part is in the lack of arousal - if an anti social personality cannot be aroused in terms of the various emotions you describe - how can they achieve the peak experiences we all seek? if a persona can't feel - what lengths do they have to go to to find something enjoying?

[@chowell1451]

Drug addiction. Alcohol is a top choice for many.

[@LordKaydenBreak]

Damn yall are so harsh on the interviewer bruh let him live😂 Thank you Dr Ramani you’re brilliant as always!

[@taniageorge5122]

theyre hating on his acial expressions yet im here making the same ones.

[@duncan-rmi]

watch the clock in a weird place behind her- they're not using his reaction shots to help edits, they're for his vanity, & they suck. I had to go audio-only. he's one of these dumb-down dicks, even if he is actually listening.

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[@imalegendyoulie7499]

He has a bunch of questions if he doesn't say it right then he'll forget 😂

[@howard6601]

No, this man has one job to do, gather information from the women about the topic at hand. He's doing a poor job at it and needs to improve.

[@Werewolf_Sonic]

I’m dying at his reactions, i thought it was a fake one where people insert their own clips to videos 😂😂

[@simonlloyd7557]

absolutely. he is a phoney

[@soria932]

This is so, so good... but why does he keep interrupting her??

[@soria932]

Hi Klein. Nice to meet you. I did enjoy it (see above: " This is so, so good" ). I was just confused why the interviewer kept interrupting her mid-explanation. I was wondering if anyone knew the reason. Was this a certain kind of interview? Was this a show with a personality I was unfamiliar with etc? It eventually became really distracting and appeared to annoy the psychologist as well (see 6:15 for instance).

[@alexdorian336]

@Klein Bottle Maybe, but saying "why don't stop whining" doesn't sound like a very calm or polite reply either. And I agreed this is a very interesting subject and she explains it in a way that is easy to understand but is distracting to sed him interrupt her to the point she looks annoyed like at 6:14.

[@alexdorian336]

@Klein Bottle I am Alex Dorian. Lol and such a "nice" reply, I guess you are not a good person either =P

[@alexdorian336]

@Klein Bottle Lol there is no private conversations on the comment section of a video. If you post people are going to reply to you even if you don't like it xD But I congratulate you for making an less angry reply this time Now you can be more of a good person =D

[@tilenstupar4659]

@Klein Bottle haha what is wrong with you? No offense.what is going on in your head? 😂🤣😅

[@lisabowden402]

Makes so much sense. Psycho is born, socio is created .

[@sonalipradhan6663]

*Doctor:You Understand Right?* *Interviewer:Wow!*

[@DrShawnHorn]

Great conversation and information! It should be noted, as you stated, sociopaths ONLY go to therapy if court ordered, but I would add, they do also attend marital/couples therapy, if required by spouse and it is a necessary means to attain their goal. Once goal is met, or if it will not give them the desired results, they are done with therapy. In my clinical experience, these spouses come in and present as the “perfect” client (motivated, communicating insight, a desire to change and work hard). Typically, therapists are “snowed” by them and encouraged by their presentation. They will maintain this for a long time, even years. Then, once they have what they want, story changes. As a clinical psychologist in private practice, with over 2 decades of experience, I learned this the hard way!

[@billiebobbienorton2556]

Thanks.

[@2548C-p2e]

Hey just want to know something from anybody here.. lets say a friend talked to you telling you how awesome you are and when you run into conflict with them they try to adjust according to you. But if you into a misunderstanding with them and they dont show empathy. Would that show trait of a sociopath or psychopath?

[@itsgivinndnglam]

This is exactly what I was thinking to my partner deciding to agree to couples counseling!! He only wants to sneak back into my life because the benefits of being with me!! He cheated on me and won't even admit it. Even after I know for sure he did. 😩 He thinks I will still believe every word he says! How do I stop being so depedent on him and stop giving him the satisfaction?!

[@allenh7835]

Therapists are "snowed" by them because they are incompetent to do their job.

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[@florencelyn7103]

It really annoys me how the interviewer is cutting her off like dude LET HER TALK jesus

[@kristyn9506]

Yea she was annoyed at his interruptions: (see her concealed anger at 6:15)

[@fuzmkitnz]

Kristyn I just noticed this too!!!

[@JackkROYAL]

He nearly spoke

[@floatingchimney]

@Florence Lyn: Gurl u r so cute.

[@nonipanda5169]

Narcissist?

[@HUELINK]

It's heartbreaking knowing people like this are among us ❤‍🩹

[@SelfRelativity]

Sociopathy is a common trait among Cluster-Bs such as narcissists and borderlines. They are also empathetic, but not to feel and have compassion for others, but to feel and take advantage of other people's feelings.

[@remikvalheim3431]

Plot twist: This is not an interview, its an appointment. And Dr. Ramani is trying to explain to him what he got

[@gm346553]

"That's how you get shit done Dee" "Noooo, that's how you get a diagnosis"

[@LeniaGirl86]

Best comment ever! 😂

[@Anna-om6ei]

Right?! He’s like my friend dated “this guy” for a year. It’s freaking him!

[@TheDacross]

I got the same vibe with this guy. She is not as good as she thinks she is if she can't see what he is doing. He is playing to her ego and tries to learn from her how he can hide his disorders and better is manipilation skills He is doing a good job, she has got no clue!! LMAO!

[@i.think.that.5592]

Haha love that

[@utubeaccess7]

Wow, this doctor knows her stuff! Impressed.

[@talacocheta9001]

I wish that she had covered "covert narcissists" though, because they're not "in your face" like the arrogant narcissists are, and are much harder to spot sometimes. I never knew they existed until I dated one.

[@julianm.672]

She doesn't too much. Sociopaths actually do go into therapy.

[@maurob8586]

utubeaccess7 that's why she is a doctor

[@Lindsforyahuah]

pretty inaccurate about psychopaths... Just because someone has the DNA of one it has to be turned on during their childhood(epigenetics). Look up James Fallon... he has the brain of a psychopath and is a neuroscientist. Nurture vs nature all the way.

[@XXX-hc9cd]

Lindsay B bruh who are you? Lmao

[@MickiMarple]

She’s so great at explaining things! I would like to see more.

[@chadcooper3183]

so do you!!

[@MGCrow-jc6ps]

This video made it very clear to me: my ex was a psychopath and not a narcissist.

[@spillthethi]

No you got it wrong. She said all psychopaths are narcissists. But not all narcissists are psychopaths.

[@AngryDad.]

Since you’re a woman I very much doubt it

[@reasoning2men]

she is so great !! i could listen to her all day !! thank you

[@brucedobbins9514]

I agree! Ive watched several videos by others and really this is the best one. I think the guy interviewing her is fine. He is just a bit nerdy but I acted very similarly when I first was explained about Sociopathic behavior. It was like AHHH HAA! NOW IT MAKES SENSE!

[@sweeety969]

I know! I love how she's in her element and she's just visibly excited to be talking about this stuff rather than casually dismissive and trying to get through the subject as quickly as possible. Like she genuinely wants to talk about it. I love that.

[@UstedTubo187]

Interviewer interrupted Dr Ramani multiple times while she was saying something interesting. Questionable interview style in my opinion.

[@anotherkat4u]

omg ikr ,,,,=^oo^=,,,, the way he sits too, he thinks hes alpha male..hes a douche bag LOL this guys mocking her with his reactions

[@Ad-Lo]

Exactly!!!! It was annoying!

[@AngelaPaulina1989]

UstedTubo187 ya he sucks

[@acharich]

anotherkat4u 👀👀👀

[@John-mk3oe]

yeah..but he was cute

[@charkelly4451]

“Asking for a friend” the most famous line 😳

[@rebeccaromeo1518]

omg you're right

[@goldielemmon4398]

9:00 pointing at himself 😳😳

[@shann_de]

This was an amazing video, very informative. For the first time in my life I was seeing a narcissist and the way he behaved and thought was out of the ordinary to say the least. The human brain is simply fascinating.