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The perception-action model of empathy and psychopathic “cold-heartedness”
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 25 (1):42-43 (2001)
Abstract
The Perception-Action Model of empathy (PAM) is both sufficiently broad and sufficiently detailed to be able to describe and accommodate a wide range of phenomena – including the apparent “cold-heartedness” or lack of empathy of psychopaths. We show how the physiological, cognitive, and emotional elements of the PAM map onto known and hypothesized attributes of the psychopathic personality.Other Versions
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