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"The Psychopath Test" doesn't represent psychology. Hare's commentary on the book is very enlightening: http://www.psychopathysociety.org/images/hare%20commen
by wololo 13y ago
"The Psychopath Test" doesn't represent psychology.
Hare's commentary on the book is very enlightening: http://www.psychopathysociety.org/images/hare%20commentary%20on%20ronson%20april%2017%202012.pdf http://www.psychopathysociety.org/images/hare%20commentary%2...
"This depiction of events ... and my reported reactions to them ... are complete fabrications. The same can be said of many of his other reports of our conversations. I can’t help but wonder if some of Ronson’s accounts of his experiences with others in his book are equally fictionalized."
- setrofim_ 13y ago> "The Psychopath Test" doesn't represent psychology. I'm not claiming that it does. I only mentioned it because that's where I first read about the Rosenhan experiment. That experiment is not fictionalized (see the Wikipedia link), regardless of whether or not the rest of the book is. EDIT: Thanks for the link to Hare's commentary; I haven't read that before.