Inside the Mind of a Psychopath

When most people hear the word mentally bad, their heart forms a wild, infinite madman. And it often leads to a suit that fits tightly. The media has helped this belief, part of a horror film, and a horrible CSI drama depicting these strange humans. However, average psychiatric patients are far more difficult than most people think. In fact, most of them are difficult to distinguish from ordinary people. They look normal, and many people do not think it difficult to integrate into an ordinary society.

Kent Kiehl is "a spiritual speaker" that is a neuroscientist who works hard to understand why thinking changes into a crime. Are psychiatric patients incurable with "evil" or psychosis comparable to schizophrenia or epilepsy? Do they - we have free will? Based on an amazing study involving personality surveys and brain imaging scans of thousands of criminals, Kiehl pointed out the biological mechanisms of psychosis, and a new way to identify and treat psychosis patients within us Provide a vision.

"Leading researchers in this field have done an exciting investigation of the lives, thoughts, and emotions of criminal psychiatric patients.This lively and fascinating story is about readers of the inner conspiracy of mentally ill patients Not only to educate but also the scientific discovery of Kiel's own journey of life It is a very attractive reading and it is difficult to say.Even after dozens of years of self-study I am myself A person who is interested in people who do not have conscience screams that mentally bad words are "must read".

Dr. Robert Hare, a researcher of a famous psychiatrist, decided to answer this question when I started my career twenty years ago. In order to help him unravel psychosis, Kiehl has created the first mobile functional MRI scanner to study psychiatric patients in the prison population. Kiehl's laboratory scans the brains of over 500 psychiatrists and 3,000 other criminals - the world's largest forensic neuroscience library. The Psychopath Whisperer followed a scientific breadcrumb discovered by Kiehl to show that psychiatric patients have reduced important brain structures corresponding to emotional participation and response.