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Researchers found that clinical psychopaths with high impulsivity tend to make deontological choices in high-emotion scenarios, avoiding direct harm even at the expense of optimal outcomes.
Psychopathy is a complex personality disorder characterized by a range of emotional, interpersonal, and behavioral deficits.
Researchers found no evidence that psychopathic patients made more utilitarian choices compared to non-psychopathic controls.
Psychopathic patients were more likely to make a harm-averse choices in the personal evitable dilemma.
The study highlights the nuanced ways in which psychopathic traits and impulsivity interact with the emotional context of moral decisions.
The findings may not generalize to all psychopathic individuals or to different cultural contexts.
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