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Psychopathy (characterised by callousness, manipulativeness, deceitfulness, and glibness) is typically studied using male criminal offenders. Consequently, little is known about psychopathic behaviour in individuals living in the general community, and in women. We examined the relationship between psychopathy and criminal behaviour, criminal attitudes, and cognitive ability in community samples. Survey and experimental findings suggest that (1) criminal behaviour is not a key feature of psychopathy (in contrast with the dominant view) and (2) psychopathy is expressed differently in women. Research in community samples and women contributes to a better understanding of psychopathy and possible treatment approaches

The Psychopath Next Door: How Similar Are They to Those Behind Bars? Criminality, Executive Functioning, and Emotion Processing in 'Noncriminal' Psychopathy