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The Genetic Architecture of Self-Reported Psychopathy in Adults
BackgroundPsychopathy is a personality construct characterized by affective and interpersonal features coupled with severe antisocial behavior. While strongly associated with extreme behaviors such as violent crime, empirical work suggests that psychopathy exists as a dimensional trait in the genera
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