In The Shadow Of Feelings Psychology
In the Shadow of Feeling In the digital media film In the Shadow of Feeling they speak about psychopaths and how by misunderstanding people label them psychopath. According to the film 15 to 25% of prisoners’ population tends to be psychopaths along with 1% living among the general population in society (Law, 2007). Dr. Grant Harris explains that, in the past treatment for psychopaths consisted of enforcement of drugs like the example of using LSD, alcohol and radical methods of treatment to bring out the psychotic tendencies of a person and trying to understand their motivation to prevent them from committing terrible crimes again. There are two things that a psychopath must be able to do in order to be considered a psychopath, one is being
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Jon Lynch who is a teacher at Syl-Apps School and runs a program that is designed for troubled kids or in risk of getting into trouble. According to John Lynch addressing what is the evolutionary Psychology by studying the person’s generic traits, family upbringing, and environment settings to learn the predisposition of the youth for violence (Law, 2007). Another of the biggest components that can affect the child is trauma, whether it is in the form of abuse, neglect, or abandonment. In the video Jonathan who is seventeen years old at the time the film was created was labeled a psychopath because he committed first-degree murder, killing his classmate Mike because he always bullied him. Jonathan describes how his twin brother died seven months after being born and when his parents divorce and he went to live with his mother and she became overprotective and controlling of him by not letting him do things that normal kids were doing at his age. Jonathan felt as though he needed to get away from his mother for a long time; and he felt that killing the boy would give him a lot of time away. During his trial he did not show any emotions, but admitted to having emotions but not able to show them, and also remember what Mike’s grandmother said about how Mike thought her how to email and even though he was dead she
Jon Lynch who is a teacher at Syl-Apps School and runs a program that is designed for troubled kids or in risk of getting into trouble. According to John Lynch addressing what is the evolutionary Psychology by studying the person’s generic traits, family upbringing, and environment settings to learn the predisposition of the youth for violence (Law, 2007). Another of the biggest components that can affect the child is trauma, whether it is in the form of abuse, neglect, or abandonment. In the video Jonathan who is seventeen years old at the time the film was created was labeled a psychopath because he committed first-degree murder, killing his classmate Mike because he always bullied him. Jonathan describes how his twin brother died seven months after being born and when his parents divorce and he went to live with his mother and she became overprotective and controlling of him by not letting him do things that normal kids were doing at his age. Jonathan felt as though he needed to get away from his mother for a long time; and he felt that killing the boy would give him a lot of time away. During his trial he did not show any emotions, but admitted to having emotions but not able to show them, and also remember what Mike’s grandmother said about how Mike thought her how to email and even though he was dead she