Studying Psychopathy in Dutch prisons - Ask a Researcher

[@ugsubliminals]

Thank you for making this channel it seems nowadays I can’t get good and reliable information on these sort of complex disorders that neurotypical people often fail to understand or grasp very nice to see a channel that is not about stigma.

[@ravishingtwinkle3811]

They can be very charming and socially skilled. Some are CEOe and politicians and even psychiatrists

[@evelineg.1841]

Yes, i worked for one (no psychiatrist, but zero doubt). Are there also psychologists who focus on their 'victims'? It has been a couple of years, he contacted me last week and it made me very aware of the immense impact it had on me.

[@ria2159]

Great questions and brilliant answers. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Glad you didn't eat that cake!!

[@tirididjdjwieidiw1138]

don’t eat cake that a criminal made, common sense at work!

[@ChelseaChance-q8t]

Interesting that it’s not that they don’t fear but that they fear relatively less. I could listen to this researcher talk for hours

[@jadegreen1554]

I have a question. How does one get rid of a psychopath? One can get rid of a narcissist by mortifying them. They will never try to Hoover you again. Contrarily it is dangerous to mortify a psychopath. They will become stalkers and have it in for you, FOREVER. So, how does one get a psychopath to leave them alone? Is it ever possible? Especially after mortifying them? Thanks.

[@AnimosityIncarnate]

Im trying to figure this out myself. Ex cheated for example....

[@mackpunch368]

You can’t, their amygdala has been developed permanently differently from the normal way. Your best course is to call the police to get them to a psychiatric ward to monitor and work with them to understand empathy and responses.

[@eduardoalvarado1375]

Thank you for sharing.

[@evelineg.1841]

I remember professor Oei, in a course of forensic psychiatry, telling a layman is as good in predicting recidive as a professional.

[@evelineg.1841]

And that we had to buy 4 or 5 (plusminus) of his own books, for this course.

[@angelabrainky7786]

Thank you.

[@deniseiannini1238]

Can we see interviews with them?

[@MJ-fb3bf]

We ve been told theres no way to change these people s nature , that they never really get better not even if they go through jail over and over so now is a wonderfull to hear there a way , not to "fix" their brain but through train them to recognize other feelings. As incredible as teaching "Brailey System" to BLIND PEOPLE ... TRULY UNBELIVEABLE.

[@annerink4327]

​@Dans white yes, Sam Vaknin (also on YT) talks about it in-depth

[@Junksaint]

Why be aggressive? Amicable, amiable, affable. Why wouldn't you keep interactions smooth and frictionless? Like Tee Grizzley says, "I don't make no threats, you ain't gonn' get no warning" 😂✌️

[@opiuchi864]

@Adam K nahh bro, it's not anxiety it's rage for psychopaths (they're genetically and biologically predisposed). what you're describing sounds more like someone with PTSD, BPD, or sociopathy (past trauma caused them to change and become vindictive).

[@Jaice.s_053]

I am Dutch! (:

[@Ismael___607]

Wow, awesome :)

[@SjarMenace]

kopp een taart en voer het

[@lienbijs1205]

Goh, Joran van der Sloot ook.

[@lourensjw4049]

Willem holleeder ook

[@tirididjdjwieidiw1138]

@@SjarMenaceAls jij leert logische zinnen te kunnen opbouwen.

[@Joulean]

These beings are obviously demons

[@ZerodaxAxy]

No they just lack empathy. Do you feel empathy for ants? Do you feel guilt for killing insects?

[@AnimosityIncarnate]

​@@ZerodaxAxy sone women Defs get mad at you for this 😂

[@molly5262]

@@ZerodaxAxy They’re also in the prison system so they have done evil things. That sounds close to being a demon.

[@carinbruin8362]

Thank you.