Early and Late Components of Error Monitoring in Violent Offenders with Psychopathy

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Biological Psychiatry 65:137-143 (2009)
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Individuals with psychopathy show intact early error processing and automatic behavioral adaptation but have deficits in later stages of error processing and controlled behavioral adaptation. This is an indication that individuals with psychopathy are unable to effectively use error information to change their behavior adequately.

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