[00:02] sociopathy. According to a sociopath, meet Patrick Agny, a doctor of clinical psychology and a diagnosed sociopath. The classic sociopath is someone who struggles to understand the learned social emotions. These are things like
[00:16] empathy, compassion, shame, remorse. We are taught these things mostly through modeling by caregivers. Sociopaths struggle to learn those emotions. sociopathic. Yet there's still no standard treatment plan for the
[00:31] >> In my experience, a combination of cognitive behavioral therapy and talk therapy was really effective, but it was sort of trial and error. There was no no standard treatment plan, which is wild when you consider that sociopathy
[00:46] affects roughly the same number of people who suffer from depressive and borderline personality and bipolar disorders. Psychopaths and sociopaths are actually major differences in how they process emotions and control their
[00:59] impulses. Psychopaths are believed to suffer from a biological abnormality that makes it impossible for them to progress through complex emotional development. They never learn things like shame, guilt, or remorse. That is
[01:11] different from a sociopath who is believed to be capable of experiencing so. If you like this, then watch the full video on Insiders YouTube channel and follow for