Psychopath In Your Life Test
20 Questions
3 Minutes
Do you know a psychopath?
People high in psychopathy show little empathy for others and can wreak havoc with their callous, deceitful behavior. Is someone you know—whether a partner, family member, coworker, or acquaintance—showing signs of psychopathy? Take this test to find out.
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Who Is This Psychopathy Test For?
This test is for anyone interested in assessing a specific person in their life for signs of psychopathy. This test is designed for adults and is not intended to be diagnostic; a high score does not mean the person is a psychopath.
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How to Get Help with a Psychopath
If you have been harmed by someone else’s antisocial or uncaring behavior, a licensed mental health provider can help you heal. You can find one in your area on the Psychology Today Therapy Directory.
Sources
- Hare, R. Hare Psychopathy Checklist—Revised (PCL-R)
- Lilienfeld, S., et al. Psychopathic Personality Inventory (PPI)
- Levenson, M., et al. Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale
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