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Facial emotion processing in criminal psychopathy: Preliminary functional magnetic resonance imaging study

Deeley et al., 2006

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1865840457460453538
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Deeley Q
Daly E
Surguladze S
Tunstall N
Mezey G
Beer D
Ambikapathy A
Robertson D
Giampietro V
Brammer M
Clarke A
Dowsett J
Fahy T
Phillips M
Murphy D
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The British Journal of Psychiatry

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BackgroundIt has been suggested that people with psychopathic disorders lack empathy because they have deficits in processing distress cues (eg fearful facial expressions). AimsTo investigate brain function when individuals with psychopathy and a control group …
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