What do psychopaths think of their children?

Psychopaths are quite diverse, their only commonality is a lack of empathy related emotions and their reduced ability to sense danger. Universally they don't love their children; but that doesn't mean they will treat them badly. read more

That they are individuals that they will need to support, react appropriately when they are called to so so, good or bad and that they will need to be particularly careful in the appropriateness of the reactions as it relates to their children. read more

In a family setting, a psychopath typically abuses the spouse and children and is respected and is even well thought of by outsiders. In a working environment, psychopaths choose their victims from lower-ranking individuals and take care to act properly around higher-ranking individuals. read more

When my sister posted the NYTimes article about “callous, unemotional” children (as child psychopaths are called) on her Facebook page, a friend said that those kids just needed to be “broken” – that they were in control of their environment and they needed to be exhausted to the point of compliance. read more