The identification of psychopathic traits in childhood and adolescence is a topic of growing
interest for scientific research. The development of models to predict violent behavior …

Understanding the development of psychopathic personality from childhood to adulthood is
crucial for understanding the development and stability of severe and long-lasting conduct …

Conduct problems (CP) and callous-unemotional (CU) traits can have a long-lasting
negative impact into adulthood. Importantly, among youth with CP, those high on CU traits …

Theorists have speculated that primary psychopathy (or Factor 1 affective-interpersonal
features) is prominently heritable whereas secondary psychopathy (or Factor 2 social …

Despite substantial evidence for the fit of the 3-and 4-factor models of Psychopathy Checklist-
based ratings of psychopathy in adult males and adolescents, evidence is less consistent in …

Child psychopathic traits appear to be associated with negative outcomes. Despite the study
of youth psychopathy often relying on multiple reporters (eg, child, caregivers, teachers) …

Youth with elevated conduct disorder (CD) symptoms who also have callous-unemotional
(CU) traits exhibit more antisocial behavior than youth without CU traits. However, evidence …

Suicidality represents one of the most important areas of risk for adolescents, with both
internalizing (eg, depression, anxiety) and externalizing–antisocial (eg, substance use …

To understand how psychopathy can manifest differently across ethnic groups and cultures,
we must first define culture and ethnicity. Anthony Marsella (1987), a cross-cultural …

The Proposed Specifiers for Conduct Disorder (PSCD) Scale is a new measure to assess
psychopathic traits and symptoms of conduct disorder (CD) in children and adolescents. The …