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Violent Delinquency: An Examination of Psychopathic Typologies
The Journal of Genetic Psychology
  • Anthony Walsh, Boise State University
  • Arthur J. Beyer, Boise State University
  • Thomas A. Petee, University of Notre Dame
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Article
Publication Date
9-1-1987
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Abstract

This study sought to determine the combined effects of psychopathy, low intellectual functioning, and love deprivation on violent delinquency. Low-intellectual-functioning psychopaths were significantly more violent than were low- or high-intellectual-functioning psychopaths. Love deprivation was more strongly related to violence than was psychopathy/intellectual functioning, and severely love-deprived, low-intellectual functioning psychopaths were the most violent.

Citation Information
Anthony Walsh, Arthur J. Beyer and Thomas A. Petee. "Violent Delinquency: An Examination of Psychopathic Typologies" The Journal of Genetic Psychology (1987)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/anthony_walsh/30/