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The validity of self‐report psychopathy measures may be undermined by characteristics thought to be defining features of the construct, including poor self‐awareness, pathological lying, and impression management. The current study examined agreement between self‐ and informant perceptions of psychopathic traits captured by the triarchic model (Patrick, Fowler, & Krueger, 2009) and...
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Diagnoses of personality disorders (PD) must rely on judgments of observers—either clinicians or acquaintances—because personality disorders are primarily defined in terms of maladaptive interpersonal behavior. Little is known, however, about how closely acquaintances' judgments of PD traits relate to self‐reports of theoretically relevant Big Five traits or directly observed behavioral...
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