Unlike sociopaths, who work against society and are only able to contain their illness temporarily, psychopaths create disguises to fit in with their environments. Superficially, these people make an effort to blend in with what is socially acceptable. Internally, this sickness is usually the product of a childhood trauma or restriction of proper amygdala development. This leads to manipulation and difficulties forming relationships later in life. A large …show more content…
Since society views psychopaths as hopeless individuals who cannot be