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PCL – R 1. GLIB AND SUPERFICIAL CHARM 1 . OFTEN ⃝ 2 . SOMETIMES ⃝ 3 . NOT REALLY ⃝ 2. GRANDIOSE (EXAGGERATEDLY HIGH) ESTIMATION OF SELF 1 . OFTEN ⃝ 2 . SOMETIMES ⃝ 3 . NOT REALLY ⃝ 3. NEED FOR STIMULATION 1 . OFTEN ⃝ 2 . SOMETIMES ⃝ 3 . NOT REALLY ⃝ 4. PATHOLOGICAL LYING 1 . OFTEN ⃝ 2 . SOMETIMES ⃝ 3 . NOT REALLY ⃝ 5. CUNNING AND MANIPULATIVENESS 1 OFTEN ⃝
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PCL R1. glib and superficial charm1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
2. grandiose (exaggeratedly high) estimation of self1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
3. need for stimulation1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
4. pathological lying1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
5. cunning and manipulativeness1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
6. lack of remorse or guilt1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
7. shallowaffect(superficial emotional responsiveness)1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
8. callousness and lack of empathy1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
9. parasitic lifestyle1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
10. poor behavioral controls1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
11. sexual promiscuity1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
12. early behavior problems1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
13. lack of realistic long-term goals1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
14. impulsivity1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
15. irresponsibility1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
16. failure to accept responsibility for own actions1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
17. many short-term marital relationships1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
18. juvenile delinquency1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
19. revocation of conditional release1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
20. criminal versatility1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
The interview portion of the evaluation covers the subject's background, including such items as work and educational history; marital and family status; and criminal background. Because psychopaths lie frequently and easily, the information they provide must be confirmed by a review of the documents in the subject's case history.ResultsWhen properly completed by a qualified professional, the PCL-R provides a total score that indicates how closely the test subject matches the "perfect" score that a classic or prototypical psychopath would rate. Each of the twenty items is given a score of 0, 1, or 2 based on how well it applies to the subject being tested. A prototypical psychopath would receive a maximum score of 40, while someone with absolutely no psychopathic traits or tendencies would receive a score of zero. A score of 30 or above qualifies a person for adiagnosisof psychopathy. People with no criminal backgrounds normally score around 5. Many non-psychopathic criminal offenders score around 22.1.OFTEN
2.SOMETIMES
3.NOT REALLY
