Are you a psychopath? Take the quiz.?
Like I mentioned above, I got this from a foreign site. The answers that are listed there are what the common people and psychopaths would answer from that culture. So the answers there (or even the questions) should be different or rearranged for the test takers in the United States. This test was designed to show that psychopaths think differently from normal people. But this quiz was just for fun, so let's say you're the test taker from that foreign country I got this quiz from... I guess you're more psychopath? lol jk.., Hope you enjoyed the quiz.
Was The Joker a psychopath?
Well, let us see:Jason Todd held the mantle of Robin after Dick Grayson. He fought crime alongside Batman and he was just a kid. He was a good kid. But Do you know what Joker did to him? He captured him, beat him with a crowbar, this is brutal and after that, he blew up the building in which he was held, hostage. Batman tried all he could to save Jason but he failed. Batman blamed himself for the death of Jason and carries the weight of this guilt still now.Monty was Joker’s friend, kind of. Now you will be expecting that Joker will be nice at least with his friends but you would be dead wrong! What he did with Monty is even worse, he skinned him alive and left him to die a very slow and painful death. After knowing that tell me if you would like to tie a friendship band to the Prince of Crime?Jonny Frost is again one of Joker’s friend, he saved Joker’s life one time. After knowing this you will think that Joker’s heart will melt and he will act normally with this guy at least but again you are wrong. Joker liked the wife of Jonny and that sick twisted man raped her.In movie Suicide Squad Joker electrocutes Harley Quinn. Joker was a cruel, abusive partner.The list of Joker’s heinous crime is very long but I guess I made my point.So, is Joker a psychopath? You decide.
Am I a psychopath if I have no regard for the human life?
Let me begin by saying I don't feel any desire at all about ending someone else's life or my own or anything.... I'm male, 19, and throughout my teenage years I've always had a sense that something was wrong with me. For example, when I didn't have classes in the morning I used to watch those lousy talk-shows. Every once in a while someone would come up to one of those and say something like "My son was 21 and he was killed in a road rage case, shot in the back". And when I listened that, I could empathy to the point I understood why the person was angry, but I COULDN'T feel sorry that death. Same thing happens whenever I hear someone young died, or that a parent died and someone is taking care of her children alone. I feel sorry for her because it must be hard to take care of kids all by yourself, but I can't feel nothing about the dead person. Nothing at all. Everything that goes through my mind is "Yea, that must suck", and that's it. I also suffered 2 major loses throughout my childhood and teenage years, and I never cried or grieved for either. I had to leave on of the funerals earlier than everyone else because everybody was crying around me and I was just standing there stone-cold, trying to get what was going on. This issue came up again today because I was having a driving class, and this woman was standing on a narrow road, with cars coming from the other direction, and my first instinct was to accelerate the car and it had to be my instructor to brake it.
My little brother acts like a psychopath?
I have some pretty awesome parents, and I'm a well-adjusted, hard-working, college-bound student. I feel like my brother was just born psycho and it was no fault of my parents. For one thing, he only acts nice when he wants something. He feels entitled to an "iced coffee" every day because he says he works hard at school, and is pleasant when he gets one. When he doesn't he says the f word to everyone, and makes fun of everyone. Today he called by mom the b word, told all of us to f ourselves, and even told me that no one likes me because "I have a Jewish nose and no one will care when you go to college." Like in the car today my dad liked a song and he didn't. It was Bon Jovi, and my dad, mom, and I started singing it. He started screaming at the top of his lungs some random book he had next to him and when we ignored him he punched me in the neck. He's always insulting, hitting, and swearing at people. My parents are burnt otu from him but refuse to get him help or anything. I know I'm going to college but I hate leaving my parents with such a little psychopath, what should I do? I tried spending time with him plenty of times but he just insults me, complains aboutwhat we are doing and has even known to attack me while I'm driving the car......
Was dick hickock from in cold blood a sociopath or psychopath or neither?
They mean basically the same thing. One is more erratic and impulsive while the other is calculating and calm. @Aleah, I completely disagree. A psychopath tends to act on impulsivity whereby a sociopath acts in a more calculated, controlled manner which can be infinitely more dangerous. Sociopaths are much more adept at masking their true nature.
What does a psychopath think of themselves?
I think that depends on what you mean by think of themselves. Do we judge our actions on a moral scale, do we think we're super special, do we find ourselves fascinating?Since I am not sure what the question in I will go with a board sense of self. I am quite pragmatic. I don't get loaded down with all of the self doubt and emotional garbage. I can see it in others and say with confidence I am glad that isn't me.I certainly can tell that I don't fall in line with other woman and quite frankly find them to be tedious. I have only had a very small handful of women that I can tolerate for any length of time. I know I am intelligent. I am aware of my talents and also of my short comings. I prefer my own company to that of a standard friendship. I know I am difficult to get on with and really I don't feel like wearing my mask all of the time. If I have someone that understands a accepts me, great. If not, whatever. Where I am talented, I know that I am. I'm happy with the skills I have honed for manipulation as they have always gotten me what I want. Much like Jacob Wells, I find myself closer to what I consider ideal than most people. It does help having that understanding about yourself when dealing with others. People do prefer confidence. Where I am lacking, I address. I can't possibly have a hole in my resume if it would block me from achieving what I am after. All and all, I'm happy with me, but there is always room to be better.