Objective. The development of psychopathic traits in children has been largely understudied
compared with the etiology of these traits in adults; therefore, this study aims to elucidate …

Using cross-lagged model design, the present study is the first one to longitudinally examine
whether bidirectional associations between child psychopathy features and negative …

We examined the role of parental personality traits and parenting styles in explaining
psychopathic tendencies in children at the beginning of elementary school. One hundred …

Psychopathic personality traits have consistently been found to predict a range of negative
and dysfunctional outcomes. As a result, it is somewhat surprising that the research to date …

Surprisingly little research has examined the role of parental psychopathic traits in the
parent-child relationship. We aimed to gain a better understanding of how parental …

OBJECTIVE: Previous studies show that children with psychopathic traits may be less
responsive to parenting. Although harsh/inconsistent parenting is associated with increased …

Many studies have reported an effect of childhood maltreatment and parenting behavior with
the future development of psychopathic traits. However, there is a limited amount of research …

Purpose Previous studies that have explored the relationship between parenting style and
children's antisocial behavior have generally found significant bidirectional effects, whereby …

The current study aimed to examine the mediation role of parenting styles (ie, authoritative
and authoritarian) in the relationship between maternal psychopathic traits and child callous …

BackgroundThe current study investigates whether the underlying factor structure of
psychopathic personality traits found in adults is similar to that in children and what the …