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Chapter II of the book "The Myth of Rehabilitation," by Paul A. Jones is presented. It highlights the characteristics of sociopaths which was previously known as psychopaths. It narrates the characteristics of sociopaths which include the total lack of empathy or sympathy to anyone else, inability t...

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Published in:	Myth of Rehabilitation pp. 21 - 42
Main Author:	Jones, Paul A.
Format:	Book Chapter
Published:	Digitalia Publishing Corp. 2000
Subjects:	Myth of Rehabilitation, The (Book) Jones, Paul A. Rehabilitation of criminals Psychopaths Criminal behavior Criminals with mental illness
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Summary:	Chapter II of the book "The Myth of Rehabilitation," by Paul A. Jones is presented. It highlights the characteristics of sociopaths which was previously known as psychopaths. It narrates the characteristics of sociopaths which include the total lack of empathy or sympathy to anyone else, inability to change or reform, and ability to put up a front. It also states that most criminals are sociopaths and these people are not reformable.