Tarra Bates-Duford Explores Psychopathy vs Sociopathy

In this session, Tarra Bates-Duford discusses psychopathy and sociopathy, emphasizing key differences. Sociopaths exhibit poor emotional regulation, explosive anger, and workplace aggression, often leading to violence and accountability issues. In contrast, psychopaths display emotional flatness, manipulation, and calculated behavior. Sociopaths struggle with managing anger and responsibility, while psychopaths rationalize actions without empathy. Both conditions impact employment, with workplace violence having long-term consequences on resources and societal dynamics. Differences in empathy and self-control highlight the importance of tailored approaches to antisocial behavior. This comparison underscores the broader societal impact and the necessity for appropriate intervention and accountability measures.