Authors: Dean Haycock
Murderous Minds (42 page)
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A
abuse, levels of,
99–101
“acquired sociopathy,”
88
,
173
,
177–178
.
See also
sociopathy
Adan, Richard,
83
Adjustment Bureau, The
,
113
American Psychiatric Association,
10
,
28
,
46
,
48–49
American Psychological Association,
42
Anatomy of Violence, The
,
18
Anderson, Brian,
8
anterior cingulate cortex (ACC),
117–124
antisocial personality disorder (ASPD),
28–29
,
48–53
,
78
,
84
,
98
,
163
antisocial psychopath,
155
.
See also
psychopaths
arankan
,
28
Are You Good or Evil?
,
78
Arieti, Silvano,
157–158
Arkowitz, Hal,
xiv
Armies of the Night, The
,
83
B
Babiak, Paul,
160–162
bad behavior, predicting,
111–128
Bakalis, George,
206
balancing theory,
195–197
Baron-Cohen, Simon,
140
basal ganglia,
16
,
86
,
91
,
120–121
,
143
Bennett, Craig M.,
71–72
,
122–123
Bering, Vitus,
25
Beucke, Jan,
91
“big science,”
213–215
bipolar disorder,
49
,
92
,
102–103
,
110
,
124
,
156
,
163
Birkett, Joseph,
206
Blackwood, Nigel,
163
Blade Runner
,
113
Blair, James,
150
Blair, R. J. R.,
61
blood oxygenation level dependent (BOLD),
68–69
Boaz, Joyce,
22
Borden, Lizzy,
75
borderline psychopath,
155
.
See also
psychopaths
Boston Legal
,
148
BRAIN,
215
brain of child,
183–185
development of,
xvi
,
75
,
105–110
,
141
,
183–185
differences in,
53–61
emotional brain,
85–86
,
108
,
143
,
146
flaws in,
84–86
fMRI of,
xv–xvi
,
15
,
56–58
,
62–72
,
119–122
,
139–140
,
185–190
,
206–214
frontal lobes of,
74–95
hypotheses on,
167
imaging,
56–73
,
79
,
84–86
,
118
,
131
,
209–210
research on,
xv–xvi
,
24
,
125
,
131
,
214–215
Brief Against Death,
83
Brodie, Jonathan,
206
Brodmann, Korbinian,
61
Brown, Brooks,
5
Brunner, Hans,
75–76
Buckley, William F., Jr.,
81–84
,
114
Bundy, Ted,
xiii
,
11
,
130
,
133
,
197
Button, Katherine,
125–127
C
Calabro, Peter,
97
Caldwell, Michael,
186
“Can a Test Really Tell Who’s a Psychopath?,”
30
Carbone, Charles,
33
Carlo, Philip,
142
Carozza, Dick,
131
Castaldo, Richard,
7
cavum septum pellucidum (CSP),
105–106
children
brain development in,
183–185
with conduct disorder,
181–186
lack of empathy in,
183–188
lack of fear in,
182–183
with psychopathic traits,
181–188
treating,
185–186
chimpanzees,
79–80
Churchill, Winston,
171
Cisowski, Ed,
207
Cleckley, Hervey,
23
,
38–40
,
43
,
84
Cleese, John,
71
CNN,
78
“cold-blooded” behavior,
11
,
21
,
77
,
97–98
,
135–136
,
159
,
162–163
,
177
,
183
,
193
Columbine High School shooting,
4–10
,
20
conduct disorder,
52–53
,
132
,
173
,
181–186
,
203
conscience, lack of
in criminal psychopaths,
19–23
,
27
,
35–38
,
47–51
,
93
,
97–99
,
136–141
,
193–197
measuring,
130
sanity and,
12
contingent shift theory,
196
Cornell, Thomas,
75
Cox, David,
34
Crawford, Amy,
198
Cruise, Tom,
111
D
Dahmer, Jeffrey,
133–134
Dalai Lama,
95
Damasio, Antonio,
146
De Morales, Jon,
153
Delinquent Man, The
,
188
“Depressive and the Psychopath, At Last We Know Why the Columbine Killers Did It,”
20
Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM–5
,
48–54
,
196
Dial, Pamela,
96–97
Didion, Joan,
81
diffusion tensor magnetic resonance imaging (DT-MRI),
65–66
,
107–108
Discovery Channel,
78
Douglas, Michael,
29
Dugan, Brian,
xiii
,
41
,
87
,
88
,
196
,
201–210
Dugan, Steven,
202–204
Durant, Will,
47
dyssocial personality disorder,
28–29
,
49
E
Edwards, W. Cary,
97
emotional brain,
85–86
,
108
,
143
,
146
empathy, lack of
in children,
183–188
in criminal psychopaths,
27
,
36
,
192–198
,
210–211
in killers,
20–22
measuring,
30–31
,
129–135
,
140–142
sanity and,
12
vmPFC and,
150
endophenotypes,
124
epigenetics,
103–104
evolutionary balancing theory,
195–197
Exploring the Mind of a Killer
,
78
F
Fallon, James,
74–86
,
91–95
,
123
,
149
,
151
,
159
Fantastic Universe Science Fiction
,
112
Farah, Martha,
210
fear, lack of
amygdala and,
148–150
in children,
182–183
in criminal psychopaths,
93
,
98–99
,
197–198
measuring,
129–132
understanding,
51
Feix, Jeff,
54–55
Feynman, Richard,
190
Ford, Henry,
82
Forney, Alen Edward,
1
fractional anisotropy,
66
Franklin, Karen,
133
Fraud
,
131
Frick, Paul,
186
Friedman, Richard A.,
18
functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI)
benefits of,
xv–xvi
,
15
,
56–59
,
69–70
,
213–214
for children,
185–190
cost of,
56
,
213
limitations of,
71–73
philosophizing before,
59–64
using in trials,
206–209
volunteers for,
119–122
,
139–140
G
Gacy, John Wayne,
xiii
,
11
,
133
,
197
Gall, Franz Joseph,
189
Gardner, Howard,
42
Gardner, Neil,
8
genes
DNA and,
29
,
76
,
79
,
101–104
,
197
,
208
environmental factors and,
103–104
,
107
heredity and,
xv
,
14–15
,
75–76
,
94–95
,
101–102
,
108–109
,
183
,
211
neuroprediction and,
124
Getting Out
,
83
Glenn, Andrea L.,
162
,
177
,
182
,
196
God and Man at Yale
,
83
Golding, William,
195
Gopnik, Allison,
xvi
Graves, Sean,
7
Green, Christina-Taylor,
3
Green, Joshua,
172
Gregory, Sarah,
52
H
Haederle, Michael,
210
Halpern, Diane F.,
42
Hare, Robert
on brain imaging,
208
on drug use,
19
on psychopathic behavior,
23
,
45–46
,
52–58
,
83–84
,
99
,
115–118
,
130–135
,
156–162
,
198
