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KARAKURA NEWS | Which is Scarier: Psychopaths or Sociopaths?

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Good day to all Karakura! I hope you all liked my previous report, and if you didn’t that’s alright. Today’s topic is quite interesting perhaps making you all stir up this thought: Are Psychopaths scary or are sociopaths dangerous? Probably at the end of this report, you’ll have an answer. Let’s dive in!



We’ll first start with the topic of psychopaths. What are they really? Well, a psychopath is a personality disorder that an individual may suffer from. Which is commonly referred to as a psychopath. The disorder has many characteristics with specific traits and behaviors that make an individual different from the public. Did you know that the term psychopath is used very commonly to describe those individuals with these traits? Now you probably don’t know what those traits are and that is fine, I’ll provide a few examples.

Individuals who suffer from the personality disorder usually lack empathy. They tend to not understand others' feelings and emotions and sometimes their own. Usually, those who do suffer from this don’t know how to fix their problems because of what they’ve caused to the other individual. This usually leaves the psychopath in distress or seems to act indifferent when it comes to the suffering of others.

Another common trait is the charming and charismatic trait! With this personality disorder, the individual who is suffering from it appears to be very charming toward others. If you didn’t know these individuals are easily known for manipulating and deceiving others easily due to this trait and for the disorder in general. They do this to get personal gain for whatever they desire.

The last example I’ll give of a trait within this disorder is irresponsibility. Now, if you spot someone being irresponsible that does not mean they’re a psychopath, never assume that. However, individuals who do suffer from personality disorder sometimes have a difficult time maintaining responsibilities, stable relationships, and employment. This usually leads to failure of the individual since it's difficult for them.

When most people think of the term of a psychopath they think that person is a criminal. What if I told you that those who do suffer from this disorder doesn’t mean they’re a criminal? It is true, yes some people may be involved with criminal activity and be a psychopath, but there are other individuals out there suffering from this disorder who are not involved with criminal activity. The disorder can make the individual violent but not always, in fact, people who do have this disorder still have a chance at being successful in life.

If you are someone who may think they might have this disorder seek help. Don’t delay it, there are professionals out there willing to help you. For example, you can always head to the Hospital and get a Psychiatrist to set up an appointment for you to try to get a diagnosis. It’s always safe to make sure.

That’s all I have for that topic! Next up we have the sociopaths. What are they? The term sociopath is another personality disorder. It is usually referred to as ASPD also known as antisocial personality disorder. This disorder is characterized by a pattern of violation and disregard for the rights of others. The term sociopath is usually defined as an individual who displays ASPD and or engages in harmful actions toward others.

Individuals who do have ASPD have indifferent traits from the public. The most common trait is lacking empathy. Just like a psychopath, sociopaths tend to not understand the emotions and feelings of others. Another trait is impulsivity, the individual usually impulses others without thinking of the consequences or considering them.

Sociopaths may be seen engaging in actions that go against society of rules and laws. This is another trait known as a persistent violation of social norms.

Do note that the term sociopath is not a clinical definition for those who do suffer from ASPD. The clinical term for a sociopath would be ASPD. However, not everyone who suffers from ASPD is a sociopath. You can get diagnosed if you believe you have ASPD at the Hospital by a psychiatrist.

Now that both terms have been explained to you all. What seems more scarier or dangerous to you? Are psychopaths more dangerous than sociopaths or are sociopaths more dangerous than psychopaths? I’ll leave that to you all. Do keep in mind if you do come across anyone showing these traits never assume that they are one of these terms. Leave it to the professionals to decide on that. Stay safe Karakura.

This is Oda Watanabe from Karakura News.

Have a topic or a report you’d like to give us? You can contact us using the hotline at (020) 980-4487. Or contact us on our Onrain @KANews!
 

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First off, ASPD can be recognized and typically medically can fall under both categories of "sociopathy" and "psychopathy" However, Psychopathy is not only a completely false term in general, but is utterly failed to be even mentioned in the DSM-5, as a technicality, it is not categorized as a real disorder. Because it's not, those who may fall under that category entirely fail to as the term has been totally demonized in mention and is entirely stigmatized in the worst way possible; as, mentioned in this evaluation; They are just people who have Antisocial personality disorder, but to a higher degree- and do not deserve to be labelled poorly as 'psychopaths'- to further be stigmatized. Ultimately, the terms both 'Psychopathy' and 'Sociopathy' Are not real, and are just slightly worse stigmatized insults than each other for the same also stigmatized disorder.

To conclude this dismantling of the entirety of this poorly researched report, Disorders aren't dangerous, people are.
also here's some of the DSM-5 online for personality disorders for future research

next report do it around the stigmatization of ASPD though that be a lot better I think
 
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srp struggling horribly not to demonize mental illnesses challenge go (failed)

First off, ASPD can be recognized and typically medically can fall under both categories of "sociopathy" and "psychopathy" However, Psychopathy is not only a completely false term in general, but is utterly failed to be even mentioned in the DSM-5, as a technicality, it is not categorized as a real disorder. Because it's not, those who may fall under that category entirely fail to as the term has been totally demonized in mention and is entirely stigmatized in the worst way possible; as, mentioned in this evaluation; They are just people who have Antisocial personality disorder, but to a higher degree- and do not deserve to be labelled poorly as 'psychopaths'- to further be stigmatized. Ultimately, the terms both 'Psychopathy' and 'Sociopathy' Are not real, and are just slightly worse stigmatized insults than each other for the same also stigmatized disorder.

To conclude this dismantling of the entirety of this poorly researched report, Disorders aren't dangerous, people are.
also here's some of the DSM-5 online for personality disorders for future research

next report do it around the stigmatization of ASPD though that be a lot better I think
We are just kids let us be :(
 

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We are just kids let us be :(
i am also a kid. but i will not leave people spreading misinformation alone when it's a extremely common and harmful thing around the server that is very prevalent (especially shared on a large scale like this). I do not intend to degrade, but inform.

I have OCD, PTSD, autism, ADD, dyslexia, MDD, ADHD, and I forgot. But I do see her point
him but also none of those are the disorder that they're trying to talk about nor does having disorders make u qualified to talk about an entirely different one, especially if ur response is 'im just a kid waaah leave me alone' lol
 

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i am also a kid. but i will not leave people spreading misinformation alone when it's a extremely common and harmful thing around the server that is very prevalent (especially shared on a large scale like this). I do not intend to degrade, but inform.


him but also none of those are the disorder that they're trying to talk about nor does having disorders make u qualified to talk about an entirely different one, especially if ur response is 'im just a kid waaah leave me alone' lol
I was joking I'm not trying to start a civil war.
. But I do see her point
Ahem. We all know here that it isn't gratefully elaborated, but maybe try it yourself before starting to judge. Therefore, you will judge us on our do and don't thats it.
 

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I was joking I'm not trying to start a civil war.
ok then dont respond by antagonizing my response and crying like "look at my laundry list of disorders, I know what I'm talking about!!! stop telling me I'm wrong and.. giving me facts!! I'm only a kid!!!!" or else I will think you're entirely serious. because ngl I think I utterly tore down what you were saying and now you're doing that response of "I was only joking !!!" so you don't have to learn anything or read the repercussions of your dumbassery for your 'joke' (that was never presented as a joke and was literally just antagonism of my point because maybe you hate learning or something idk)


Ahem. We all know here that it isn't gratefully elaborated, but maybe try it yourself before starting to judge. Therefore, you will judge us on our do and don't thats it.
what do u want me to try exactly what


side note I am sorry to the reporter for the spam/gen
 

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Good day to all Karakura! I hope you all liked my previous report, and if you didn’t that’s alright. Today’s topic is quite interesting perhaps making you all stir up this thought: Are Psychopaths scary or are sociopaths dangerous? Probably at the end of this report, you’ll have an answer. Let’s dive in!



We’ll first start with the topic of psychopaths. What are they really? Well, a psychopath is a personality disorder that an individual may suffer from. Which is commonly referred to as a psychopath. The disorder has many characteristics with specific traits and behaviors that make an individual different from the public. Did you know that the term psychopath is used very commonly to describe those individuals with these traits? Now you probably don’t know what those traits are and that is fine, I’ll provide a few examples.

Individuals who suffer from the personality disorder usually lack empathy. They tend to not understand others' feelings and emotions and sometimes their own. Usually, those who do suffer from this don’t know how to fix their problems because of what they’ve caused to the other individual. This usually leaves the psychopath in distress or seems to act indifferent when it comes to the suffering of others.

Another common trait is the charming and charismatic trait! With this personality disorder, the individual who is suffering from it appears to be very charming toward others. If you didn’t know these individuals are easily known for manipulating and deceiving others easily due to this trait and for the disorder in general. They do this to get personal gain for whatever they desire.

The last example I’ll give of a trait within this disorder is irresponsibility. Now, if you spot someone being irresponsible that does not mean they’re a psychopath, never assume that. However, individuals who do suffer from personality disorder sometimes have a difficult time maintaining responsibilities, stable relationships, and employment. This usually leads to failure of the individual since it's difficult for them.

When most people think of the term of a psychopath they think that person is a criminal. What if I told you that those who do suffer from this disorder doesn’t mean they’re a criminal? It is true, yes some people may be involved with criminal activity and be a psychopath, but there are other individuals out there suffering from this disorder who are not involved with criminal activity. The disorder can make the individual violent but not always, in fact, people who do have this disorder still have a chance at being successful in life.

If you are someone who may think they might have this disorder seek help. Don’t delay it, there are professionals out there willing to help you. For example, you can always head to the Hospital and get a Psychiatrist to set up an appointment for you to try to get a diagnosis. It’s always safe to make sure.

That’s all I have for that topic! Next up we have the sociopaths. What are they? The term sociopath is another personality disorder. It is usually referred to as ASPD also known as antisocial personality disorder. This disorder is characterized by a pattern of violation and disregard for the rights of others. The term sociopath is usually defined as an individual who displays ASPD and or engages in harmful actions toward others.

Individuals who do have ASPD have indifferent traits from the public. The most common trait is lacking empathy. Just like a psychopath, sociopaths tend to not understand the emotions and feelings of others. Another trait is impulsivity, the individual usually impulses others without thinking of the consequences or considering them.

Sociopaths may be seen engaging in actions that go against society of rules and laws. This is another trait known as a persistent violation of social norms.

Do note that the term sociopath is not a clinical definition for those who do suffer from ASPD. The clinical term for a sociopath would be ASPD. However, not everyone who suffers from ASPD is a sociopath. You can get diagnosed if you believe you have ASPD at the Hospital by a psychiatrist.

Now that both terms have been explained to you all. What seems more scarier or dangerous to you? Are psychopaths more dangerous than sociopaths or are sociopaths more dangerous than psychopaths? I’ll leave that to you all. Do keep in mind if you do come across anyone showing these traits never assume that they are one of these terms. Leave it to the professionals to decide on that. Stay safe Karakura.

This is Oda Watanabe from Karakura News.

Have a topic or a report you’d like to give us? You can contact us using the hotline at (020) 980-4487. Or contact us on our Onrain @KANews!
Am I the only one wondering where they got this idea from?
 
I was joking I'm not trying to start a civil war.

Ahem. We all know here that it isn't gratefully elaborated, but maybe try it yourself before starting to judge. Therefore, you will judge us on our do and don't thats it.
I am,

I have OCD, PTSD, autism, ADD, dyslexia, MDD, ADHD, and I forgot. But I do see her point
ah yes having ADD and ADHD because that makes sense https://untappedbrilliance.com/can-... not possible to,names for the same condition.
 

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