Psychopathy is a personality disorder characterized by a constellation of affective,
interpersonal, lifestyle and antisocial features whose antecedents can be identified in a …

The amygdala is a key component in predominant neural circuitry models of psychopathy.
Yet, after two decades of neuroimaging research on psychopathy, the reproducibility of …

Introduction Core psychopathy is characterized by grandiosity, callousness,
manipulativeness, and lack of remorse, empathy, and guilt. It is often comorbid with conduct …

The neuromoral theory of antisocial behaviors argues that impairment to the neural circuitry
underlying morality provides a common foundation for antisocial, violent, and psychopathic …

Neuroimaging studies over the last two decades have begun to specify the neurobiological
correlates of psychopathy, a personality disorder that is strongly related to criminal offending …

The amount of neuroimaging evidence introduced in courts continues to increase.
Meanwhile, neuroimaging research is in the midst of a reproducibility crisis, as many …

A large body of research indicates that psychopathic individuals lie chronically and show
little remorse or anxiety. Yet, little is known about the neurobiological substrates of …

Theories have posited that psychopathy is caused by dysfunction in the medial frontal
cortex, including ventromedial prefrontal cortex (vmPFC), anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) …

The neuroimaging literature in moral cognition has rapidly developed in the last decade with
more than 200 publications on the topic. Neuroimaging based models generally agree that …

The goal of this narrative review paper is to consider forms of neurocognitive dysfunction
that increase risk for reactive and instrumental aggression. Neuro-cognitive functions that …