Diagnosing Psychopathy: The Triarchic Model by Christopher J. Patrick

Over the years, due to the terrible and evil depiction of the media, psychosis has attracted the public's attention. In DSM-III, psychosis is defined as persistent anti-social behavior, a decrease in sympathy and regret, and a personality disorder characterized by ban or bold behavior (Patrick, Christopher, Fowles, Krueger, Rober, 2009). . Psychiatric disorders represent clusters with different personality dimensions in the general population (Patrick et al., 2009). Diagnostic definitions are intended for use in adults, but psychopathology can occur in children as well.

The ternary model shows that different psychiatric concepts emphasize three observable features with varying degrees. The applicability of measurement tools for models such as psychological lesion check list (PCL, PCL - R) and psychopathological personality scale (PPI) was analyzed. I was disappointed. Low fears include stress tolerance, resistance to unfamiliar and danger, high confidence and social confidence. PCL-R measurement is relatively poor mainly from the viewpoint of coefficient 1. 1. Similar to the benefits without fear of PPI. There is a possibility of responding to the difference between amygdala and other terror-related nervous system

Identify and define three aspects of the trivial psychosis model. We will explain how these aspects relate to PCL - R, ASPD, and PPI factors. Discuss how to compare scores of three trio structures by fictitious American fictional teddy Roosevelt in movie 'State without State' and fictitious person Anton Chug. Diagnosis of the corresponding psychiatric disorder is included in the third edition to the fifth edition of the mental disorder diagnostic and statistical manual (DSM; APA, 2000). Specific symptoms (for example, battle, liars, theft, school refusal) defined by deviations in behavior during childhood are defined as continuing until adulthood (Repetitive destruction rules, impulsive, irresponsible, aggressive, etc.) It is done.

Supporters of primary psychosis and supporters of ternary models believe that there is a neurological difference between these psychiatric subgroups that support their view. For example, the factor in bold type in the ternary model is thought to be related to a decrease in amygdala activity and a decrease in response to a panic reaction during fear or aversion stimulus, which is thought to be related to a fault of the frontal disorder ing. There is evidence that bold and suppression can be genetically distinguished