Introduction Core psychopathy is characterized by grandiosity, callousness,
manipulativeness, and lack of remorse, empathy, and guilt. It is often comorbid with conduct …

In this paper, we review fMRI work on neuro-cognitive systems that are considered to be
dysfunctional in individuals with conduct problems (ie, individuals with Conduct Disorder …

Mental disorders arise from neural and psychological mechanisms that have been built and
shaped by natural selection across our evolutionary history. Looking at psychopathology …

Neuroimaging studies over the last two decades have begun to specify the neurobiological
correlates of psychopathy, a personality disorder that is strongly related to criminal offending …

Psychopathy is a personality type characterized by both callous emotional dysfunction and
deviant behavior that affects society in the form of actions that harm others. Historically …

Growing evidence suggests that psychopathy is related to altered connectivity within and
between three large-scale brain networks that support core cognitive functions, including …

Criminal behavior has been associated with abnormal neural activity when people
experience risks and rewards or exercise inhibition. However, neural substrates of mental …

There is considerable evidence that emotion dysregulation and self-control impairments
lead to escalated aggression in populations with psychiatric disorders. However, convergent …

After obtaining a sample of published, peer-reviewed articles from journals with high and
low impact factors in social, cognitive, neuro-, developmental, and clinical psychology, we …

Objective Conduct disorder (CD) is characterized by impulsive, aggressive, and antisocial
behaviors that might be related to deficits in empathy and moral reasoning. The brain's …