Which hypothesis offers an explanation for why psychopaths often do not respond normally to punishment?
a. They are preoccupied with the potential for a successful outcome.
b. They have never been punished.
c. They have been punished too often.
d. They lack the necessary cognitive skills to understand punishment.
Question 2
Which is a hypothesis put forward to explain the reduced startle response of psychopaths when presented with fear-inducing stimuli?
a. The brainstem of this group has been damaged before birth.
b. Their chronic alcoholism has produced brain deficits.
c. They are emotionally impoverished.
d. This is not a finding for psychopaths.
Living in groups and the many eyes hypothesis.
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