THE HARE CHECKLIST FOR PSYCHOPATHY

Each item is scored 0 (no), 1 (somewhat), or 2 (definitely).

Max score = 40 (U.S. cutoff for psychopathy is typically ~30)

1. Glib, superficial charm (smooth, persuasive, but shallow)
2. Grandiose sense of self-worth (inflated ego, “I’m special”)
3. Pathological lying (lies easily, often, and convincingly)
4. Conning/manipulative (uses others for personal gain)
5. Lack of remorse or guilt (doesn’t feel bad after doing harm)
6. Shallow emotions (feelings are brief or insincere, pretends concern)
7. Callous/lack of empathy (doesn’t care about hurting others)
8. Failure to accept responsibility (blames others, makes excuses, won’t admit failure)
9. Need for stimulation / easily bored (craves excitement, risk, tests boundaries)
10. Parasitic lifestyle (relies on others instead of working, takes credit for others’ work)
11. Poor behavioral controls (quick temper, low restraint, repeats insults)
12. Lack of realistic long-term goals (no stable or practical plans)
13. Impulsivity (acts without thinking ahead)
14. Irresponsibility (fails to meet obligations, breaks promises)
15. Early behavior problems (trouble as a child)
16. Juvenile delinquency (criminal behavior as a youth)
17. Revocation of conditional release (breaks parole/repeats crimes)
18. Criminal versatility (many different kinds of crimes)
19. Promiscuous sexual behavior (casual, frequent, indiscriminate sex)
20. Many short-term relationships (can’t sustain long relationships/marriages)

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