Subclinical Psychopaths: How They Adapt, Their Interpersonal Interactions With and Effect on Others, and How to Detect Them
by Cary Stacy Smith, Li-Ching Hung
Subclinical Psychopaths explores how people with subclinical psychopathic traits adapt, relate to others, and influence those around them. The book also considers how such individuals may be detected, offering a focused examination of psychopathy in interpersonal and social contexts.
About This Book
This book examines subclinical psychopaths and the ways they adapt in social and interpersonal settings.
It considers how these individuals interact with others and the effects those interactions may have.
The book also addresses the challenge of detecting subclinical psychopathy.
Its focus is psychological, interpersonal, and behavioral.
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