Are office psychopaths, almost by definition, individuals who engage in deviant behaviors of all types?
“Many psychopaths engage in same gender sex, not because they are homosexuals, per se, but more so influenced by their deviant sexual nature. No mind exists, more deviant than that of the psychopath. S/he feels no remorse, cannot sympathize with others…and therefore is incapable of learning from his/her mistakes. In addition to that, the psychopath is a shallow creature. S/he is unable to experience much of anything. Therefore s/he seeks out cheep thrills and impulsives means of satisfaction. They lie, they cheat, they use, they abuse, they trick, they treat…they’ll do anything to get what they want…even if it is just for a good laugh. So yes, office psychopaths, by their very definition, are individuals who engage in deviant behaviors of all types…” (terrific info.
All psychopaths engage in some type of deviant behavior. If they didn’t they wouldn’t be psychopaths… As per the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria for Antisocial Personality Disorder (APD) 301.7. That said… This deviant behavior can be found in all aspects of a psychopath’s life–from work life to a second private life. However, not ‘all’ psychopaths display deviant behavior in ‘all’ areas of their lives at ‘all’ times. Some make great fathers, but live out secret psychopathic lives. Others are ruthless at work, but are less predatory around friends. Office psychopaths, by partial definition, are individuals who engage in deviant behaviors in the workplace. Psychopaths, by partial definition, are individuals who engage in deviant behaviors of all types. There is a high probability that an office psychopath engages in other deviant behaviors outside of the workplace…for such anti social display is hypothesized to result from brain abnormalities. The severity of the disorder, dictates how
