Triarchic Psychopathy Measure Screening
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REVIEW RESULTS
LOW
The percentile score above suggests low levels of psychopathic traits. A person with this score does not show elevated psychopathy compared to others of their age and gender.
People with low scores on this screening test show typical levels of compassion, prosocial behavior, and honesty. They are not at high risk for engaging in behaviors like manipulating, exploiting, bullying, or harming others.
However, any increases in these traits or behaviors may require that the person be re-evaluated.
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AT RISK
The percentile score above suggests higher than average levels of psychopathic traits than other adults of the same gender.
Adults with high levels of psychopathy may act in ways that are callous, antisocial, and deceitful. They are at risk for engaging in behaviors like manipulating, exploiting, bullying, or harming others.
A person with psychopathy scores in this range should be evaluated by a mental health professional. Ask your doctor, school, or social worker for a referral, or you can seek more information here.
You can complete this worksheet and provide it to your medical provider.
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What's Next
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VERY HIGH RISK
The percentile score above suggests very high levels of psychopathic traits. A person with this score has much higher levels of psychopathic traits than other adults of their gender.
People with very high levels of psychopathy may frequently act in ways that are callous, antisocial, and deceitful. They are at very high risk for engaging in behaviors like manipulating, exploiting, bullying, or harming others.
A person with psychopathy scores in this range should seek an evaluation from a mental health professional. Ask your doctor, school, or social worker for a referral, or you can seek more information here.
You can complete this worksheet and provide it to your provider.
Based on this score, you may be eligible to take part in research aimed at learning more about psychopathy. If you would like to learn more about the research you may be eligible to take part in (including online surveys, behavioral studies, or brain imaging research) please click here.
What's Next
Download and complete our worksheet to help facilitate a discussion with a healthcare professional.
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