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A cognition-affective processing framework of psychopathy based on the TriPM model

: As an important predictor of violent crime, recidivism, and juvenile delinquency, psychopathy has received extensive attention in clinical psychology and justice research. The Triarchic Model of Psychopathy conceptualizing psychopathy as three phenotypic structures of boldness, meanness, and disinhibition, reveals the distinct cognitive and affective processing defects in neurobiology. To be specific, low threat sensitivity lays the main etiological foundation of boldness; the impairment of executive function, in particular the impaired attentional modulation, tends to result in disinhibition; while the empathy deficits associated with emotion recognition may contribute to the development of meanness. Based on these, greater attention should be paid to both the conceptualization of psychopathy and the common underlying etiological basis among different psychopathic variants. Moreover, further exploration of the precursors of adult psychopathic traits will do great help for early treatment and intervention.