Excellent! I came here with the very question you addressed and explained so clearly (how to understand difference between Antisocial Personality Disorder and Psychopathy). You’ve been so helpful - thank you
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your videos sir. You explain things really well. I used your videos for my intro to psych exam review in college and got an A!! Hope to see more in the future.
I’m honestly starting to wonder if I’m a sociopath. My therapist says she doesn’t think I am (and that I’m pathologizing myself), but I have absolutely no empathy, and I’m all the phobics and ists.
Hey, your videos are very helpful I must say. But, why haven't you uploaded sexual disorders and gender identity disorder? If possible please upload those too...
We're likely all more susceptible to manipulation than we imagine and even experts have admitted to falling into that trap and catching themselves being charmed by psychopaths they are studying.
avoid all or nothing thinking. you say "no one." if there is even one exception to your statement, you cannot use "no one." for example, you may say "too often," "unfortunately some / many / most / nearly all," but not "no one."
How can you know if someone is a Psychopath if they know about the test? I mean, they are manipulative.. there is a high chance that they can manipulate the test answers also.. You can correct me, if I'm wrong..
This is a great question and definitely an important issue. In some ways this demonstrates why assessment needs to be somewhat subjective (so an assessor can make a judgment about whether someone seems to be manipulating answers) without being too subjective and allowing an assessor's assumptions or biases to influence scoring too heavily. Getting this balance right is a major challenge not just in psychopathy but for many areas of psychological assessment. In the case of psychopathy, Jon Ronson's book The Psychopath Test does a great job of exploring some of these issues (see the link in the description box).
Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep it in mind. I've stopped pre-writing all the notes for videos in order to force me to slow down more frequently throughout the video. I initially wrote notes while talking in earlier videos, then started pre-writing everything, now I'm back to adding notes as I go, which should help with speed. Thanks for commenting!
Considering the fact that everything in our culture is just taught to us, it’s weird that we see other kind of behavior as something that is not normal aka there must be something wrong with that person if he is different. I would argue that most people have some form of mental illness because they have no touch in reality or nature.
@@futsinen : i am a normal person dealing with you, another one of the "most" who have "some form of mental illness" who has "no touch in reality or nature."
Excellent! I came here with the very question you addressed and explained so clearly (how to understand difference between Antisocial Personality Disorder and Psychopathy). You’ve been so helpful - thank you
Glad I could help!
THANK YOU SO MUCH for your videos sir. You explain things really well. I used your videos for my intro to psych exam review in college and got an A!! Hope to see more in the future.
You're welcome, congratulations and I'm glad that I could help in some way!
This video is excellent. I watched it three times.
Thanks, glad you liked it!
you are very helpful! I watch all of your videos, its so nice to have when trying to study efficiently. thank you very much
You're welcome, I'm glad to hear that, thanks for commenting!
I’m honestly starting to wonder if I’m a sociopath. My therapist says she doesn’t think I am (and that I’m pathologizing myself), but I have absolutely no empathy, and I’m all the phobics and ists.
Ur prob not . Listen to the professional not tumblr .
Lovely playlist sir. And yes you look fab with beard.
Haha, thanks!
Hey, your videos are very helpful I must say. But, why haven't you uploaded sexual disorders and gender identity disorder? If possible please upload those too...
No one ever seems to pick up on sociopathy especially during the abuse manipulation.
We're likely all more susceptible to manipulation than we imagine and even experts have admitted to falling into that trap and catching themselves being charmed by psychopaths they are studying.
avoid all or nothing thinking. you say "no one." if there is even one exception to your statement, you cannot use "no one." for example, you may say "too often," "unfortunately some / many / most / nearly all," but not "no one."
I HIGHLY RECOMMEND HIM ESPECIALLY FOR MEDICAL PSYCHOLOGY STUDENTS!
WISH I FOUND YOU SOONER SIR.😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
How can you know if someone is a Psychopath if they know about the test?
I mean, they are manipulative.. there is a high chance that they can manipulate the test answers also..
You can correct me, if I'm wrong..
This is a great question and definitely an important issue. In some ways this demonstrates why assessment needs to be somewhat subjective (so an assessor can make a judgment about whether someone seems to be manipulating answers) without being too subjective and allowing an assessor's assumptions or biases to influence scoring too heavily. Getting this balance right is a major challenge not just in psychopathy but for many areas of psychological assessment. In the case of psychopathy, Jon Ronson's book The Psychopath Test does a great job of exploring some of these issues (see the link in the description box).
@@PsychExamReview thank you so much. Had a hard time thinking for it.. I even ask my professor about it. Thank you again.
I like Ur videos.. love from India
Thanks!
Sir is there any video related to substance abuse disorder?
I haven't made a video on this specific topic, maybe it's something I can cover in the future!
@@PsychExamReview oh oky. Thank you!
Thank you. Please slow down your speech.. it's your "natural" pattern but it can be difficult to follow.
Thanks for the feedback, I'll keep it in mind. I've stopped pre-writing all the notes for videos in order to force me to slow down more frequently throughout the video. I initially wrote notes while talking in earlier videos, then started pre-writing everything, now I'm back to adding notes as I go, which should help with speed. Thanks for commenting!
Considering the fact that everything in our culture is just taught to us, it’s weird that we see other kind of behavior as something that is not normal aka there must be something wrong with that person if he is different.
I would argue that most people have some form of mental illness because they have no touch in reality or nature.
why did you feel compelled to add that space between lines?
@@nowvoyagerNE what's wrong with you?
@@futsinen : i am a normal person dealing with you, another one of the "most" who have "some form of mental illness" who has "no touch in reality or nature."