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Neuroscience of Adult Psychopathy Traits by Pierpaolo Congia is a document available to read on EtoBox.

This article reviews the functional neural correlates of psychopathic personality traits in adults, focusing on findings from neuroimaging studies. It highlights that individuals with high psychopathic traits exhibit lower activity in affect-processing brain areas and higher activity in regions associated with reward processing during moral and decision-making tasks. The research supports the dimensional nature of psychopathy, with distinct neural activity patterns linked to different facets of the disorder

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Pierpaolo Congia

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EN