Usually, psychopaths are easily upset, impulsive and have complete disregard for other people’s feelings.
People with psychopathic tendencies who are also conscientious tend to be more successful in life, new research finds.
Usually, psychopaths are easily upset, impulsive and have complete disregard for other people’s feelings.
However, conscientious people are better able to control their impulses, along with being more organised and careful.
Higher conscientiousness helps psychopaths control their natural tendencies.
The effect of developing the personality trait over the long-term can be massive.
‘Successful’ psychopaths might end up as CEOs or lawyers, for example, whereas ‘unsuccessful’ psychopaths may end up being incarcerated.
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