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CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND BEHAVIOR
卷 35, 期 2, 页码 228-243出版社
SAGE PUBLICATIONS INC
DOI: 10.1177/0093854807310153
关键词
psychopathy; stability; Childhood Psychopathy Scale; juvenile psychopathy; antisocial behavior; parenting
This study examines moderators of the relation between psychopathy assessed at age 13 using the mother-reported Childhood Psychopathy Scale and psychopathy assessed at age 24 using the interviewer-rated Psychopathy Checklist: Screening Version (PCL:SV). Data from more than 250 participants of the middle sample of the Pittsburgh Youth Study were used. Thirteen potential moderators were examined, including demographics ( i.e., race, family structure, family socioeconomic status [ SES], and neighborhood SES), parenting factors ( physical punishment, inconsistent discipline, lax supervision, and positive parenting), peer delinquency, own delinquency, and other individual differences ( i.e., verbal IQ, behavioral impulsivity, and cognitive impulsivity). Moderators were examined for the total psychopathy score at age 24 as well as for each of the four PCL: SV facets. After relaxing the criterion for statistical significance, 8 out of a possible 65 interactions were statistically significant. Implications of the present findings and future directions are discussed.
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