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Moral judgments by alleged sociopaths as a means for coping with problems of definition and identification in Mealey's model
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):577-578 (1995)
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Problems of definition and identification in the integrated evolutionary model of sociopathy are suggested by Schoenfeld's (1974) criticism of the field of race differences in intelligence. Moral judgments by those labeled primary and secondary sociopaths may offer a way to validate the assumptions of the modelOther Versions
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