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False-portrayal behavior: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
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Another type of false-portrayal behavior that is especially distinctive of psychopaths | Another type of false-portrayal behavior that is especially distinctive of psychopaths | ||
<br> is to falsely-portray a person or action as being the polar-opposite of what it is. | <br> is to falsely-portray a person or action as being the polar-opposite of what it is. | ||
<br> One sub-type of that behavior is to falsely-portray something that is helpful or | <br> One sub-type of that behavior that is especially distinctive of psychopaths is to | ||
<br> falsely-portray something that is helpful or pleasurable as being offensive or | |||
<br> inflammatory or harmful, or to falsely-portray an act of aggression or tyranny as | |||
<br> being helpful or protective. | |||
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Dabartinė 17:19, 10 spalio 2025 versija
False-portrayal behavior is one of the hallmark behaviors of psychopaths.
There are a variety of specific types of false-portrayal behavior.
One of those types of false-portrayal behavior, which is especially distinctive of
psychopaths, is violentologophilia, which is part of a broader category of
false-portrayal behaviors, namely false-portrayal of motive.
Another type of false-portrayal behavior that is especially distinctive of psychopaths
is to falsely-portray a person or action as being the polar-opposite of what it is.
One sub-type of that behavior that is especially distinctive of psychopaths is to
falsely-portray something that is helpful or pleasurable as being offensive or
inflammatory or harmful, or to falsely-portray an act of aggression or tyranny as
being helpful or protective.