Ever wonder what it was like to be inside a disturbed individual’s head and find out what makes him/her tick? To find out how him/her got to be that way and what him/her inner most thoughts and dark secrets are? The people who look just like a neighbor, a parent, or a friend, may possibly be what doctors might call a Sociopath. He/ she are very complex and secretive that to the untrained eye, he/she seems to be in a perfect state of mind; when really he/she is screaming from the inside. Symptoms vary widely with disorder and can be closely related to a psychopath in the works of “The Sociobiology of Sociapathy.” According to the “Profile for the Sociopath”, a person might be a sociopath if he/she: is manipulative and cunning, has a grandiose sense of self, is a pathological liar, has no remorse, has shallow emotions, incapable of love, needs stimulation, lacks empathy, has an impulsive nature, has early behavior problems, is irresponsible, promiscuous sexual behavior, and lacks a realistic life plan(par3). To start off, Allan Ropper stated that, “it has been defined as a state in which the individual is always in trouble, profiting not from experience or punishment, unable to empathize with family or friends or to maintain loyalties to any person, group, or code. He is likely to be …show more content…
One factor is if that they are manipulative and cunning. It is as if these people use others like puppets to benefit themselves. They lure people in with their charm, use them when they want to, and eventually throw the innocent away like they were nothing. Another symptom is the feelings of grandiose towards one’s self. In other words, he/ she feels entitled to certain things as “their right” states the webpage “Profile of the Sociopath.” They have a sort of pompous attitude about themselves as some would