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Psychopath Expert Explains How to Spot a Psychopath - Dr Kevin Dutton

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💥Join us on our Journey to 1 Million Subscribers💥 Dr Kevin Dutton is a research psychologist, bestselling author, and elite performance consultant. His principal research interests are persuasion and social influence, the psychopathic personality, elite cognition, black and white thinking, and how the fusion of psychology and art can enhance and support mental health. He has authored several books including 'The Wisdom Of Psychopaths', 'Flipnosis' and 'The Good Psychopath’s Guide to Success'. #podcast #psychology #interview

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@caller145 3 years ago

My score was 4. Yeah I'm the type of person who apologizes to delivery driver when they have the wrong address and I'm not the person they are looking for

@IndianaJoe0321 3 years ago

"Genetics loads the gun, personality aims it, and environment pulls the trigger."

~ Jim Clemente

@ik2254 3 years ago

In the 70s everybody was afraid of psychopaths.
Today everybody is trying to become one.

@buffshepherd1540 3 years ago

I scored 6. I am a 29 year old male engineer. From a very young age I have always been sensitive to betrayals of innocence. It's like the exact opposite to the psychopathic belief of 'if you're able to con someone, they deserve it'. The innocence in a person's face when they are tricked, disappointed and betrayed can cause me a lot of pain.

@jamesgornall5731 3 years ago (edited)

My Mother was a nurse, she tells a story of a surgeon who had a reputation for some of these behaviours. He once took a woman's breast off during surgery for a benign tumor, he was running late to a golf game and didnt have time to operate properly. This was in the 70s when medics and surgeons were treated like gods, but its a cautionary tale. You have to have zero conscience to do that to a young woman

@daniellehall9679 2 years ago

I scored an 8. I have a highly narcissistic mom who didn't even know I graduated college and was planning to go to law school. She has always had almost zero interest in my life. She told me: "You wouldn't have made a good lawyer" That stuck in my craw for years but maybe narcs and psychopaths know these things

@wendydevereux4375 3 years ago

Spotting them is easy, voting them out if power is more difficult

@ChasmofDoom 3 years ago

I have worked both with and for psychopaths, I am married to a narcissist…. It’s more common than most people think, and it is a spectrum. Narcissism, I believe, is truly on the rise, with much of it fed by our empty, social media ridden society.

@rogerramjet6615 2 years ago

Correlation does not imply causation. Just because a psychopath can emotionally detach (to perform their job) that does not imply that everyone who can emotionally detach is a psychopath. The simple difference is that the psychopath doesn't care about harming others. This is why they rise to power, they have no morals to hold them back.

@eleanorrigby9556 3 years ago

I scored a 6 as a social worker and artist. However, people who hurt or scam other people for their own benefit, especially the old and vulnerable, will unleash the beast in me.

@frusia123 3 years ago

I scored 3, long live the softies ❤️ We might not become CEOs or neurosurgeons, but I'm sure the world without us would be a much worse place.

@paulafay8551 1 year ago

I scored 2. I work as a tour guide for The Beatles' Childhood Homes. I like to listen to visitors stories of their experiences of seeing The Beatles etc. I share lots of hopefully funny stories. I'm also an artist (painter and illustrator) from early age. I cannot bear animal cruelty.

@kind-hearted-thievesjoe1512 3 years ago

"He could sell shaving cream to the Taliban" that really got me 😂

@curiousing 3 years ago (edited)

I haven't been this absorbed in a speaker in years. This guy is fascinating.

Scored 5. I'm a social science researcher. Honestly, most of these are moral issues to me. I was shocked at how horrible some of the questions are. It's terrifying that you can go all the way up to 17 before you even hit "average". Lord, have mercy.

@hethaerto1 3 months ago

I've seen in the US military that advancement heavily requires psychopathy. The worst rise highest.

@henryt4695 3 years ago

My wife's cousin was a nurse at UCLA Medical. The surgeons description about psychopathic surgeons, especially neuropathic surgeons, seems to ring true based on what he told me. They're top neurosurgeon was a heartless bastard, everyone hated him. But he was one of the best in the world.

@pearlverdun 3 years ago

Scored 10. Acupuncturist, massage therapist, healer. Used to run a massage school. Now, 30 yrs later, i see the protection i need for myself and family that i never knew about, in dealing with psychopaths and narcs who we trusted. They caused so much chaos, pain, financial rip offs and a broken family. We, as a family, have Gotta Learn New Skills!

@Arthuriantimes 1 year ago

It is said that one cannot truly understand a psychopath until they have attacked and hurt you. As someone who has had to deal with 5 psychopaths in their life,( including a cruel-beyond-belief stepmother) I know these monsters at the core level and not just at the intellectual level. There is a difference and it is a vital one that so called "experts" in psychopathy don't ever talk about. Just as a man can read all about a woman giving birth to a baby and can learn to understand the process, they can never ever "know" what that actually feels like. Reading about something and experiencing something are two different things. Which is why it somewhat annoys me when I hear psychologists talk psychopaths and suggest that they are not as dangerous as they are portrayed. In truth, it is the very opposite. They are far more dangerous than people can grasp. If this s call "expert" was left alone in a room with a psychopath with nothing to protect him he would soon "know" just how dangerous they are as he experiences getting torn to pieces either physically or mentally.