Can Child Psychopathy Be Treated? Expert Debunks Myths After 9-Year-Old's Shocking 23 Animal Attack (4/20)

For instance, a 2015 study by the University of New Mexico described psychopathy as being “neurodevelopmental,” that is, a result of physical differences in the brain.

Dr. Kent Kiehl also stated in an article for Yale University that “there is no cure for psychopathy” after discovering in 2012 that these individuals have reduced brain matter in the paralimbic system, which is responsible for processing emotions.