Scan Tool Companion Diagnostic Training Softwarezip
ScanTool.net is open-source software originally designed by ScanTool.net developers. In 2009, we stopped developing ScanTool.net software and soon after unveiled OBDwiz. OBDwiz is exclusively free for all our OBDLink and ElmScan 5 customers who purchased their scan tool after May 2010.
Scan Tool Companion Diagnostic Training Softwarezip
Soderstrom, H. (2003). Psychopathy as a disorder of empathy. European Child & Adolescent Psychiatry, 12(5), 249-252. doi: 10.1007/s00787-003-0338-y The socially undesirable constellation of dominance seeking, aggression, and destructive behaviours has long eluded definition. Terms such as psychopathy, conduct disorder, or personality disorders have been used to describe various combinations of behavioural and personality factors. Psychopathy assessed by Hare's Psychopathy Checklist (PCL or PCL-R in its revised version) [9] has been central to forensic psychiatric research, especially as a tool for risk assessments, while epidemiological and nosological data have been scarce. The PCL-R items reflect three factors: interpersonal attitudes, affective hyporeactivity, and behavioural inconsistency [4]. Neither the DSM-IV nor the ICD-10 diagnostic systems use the term "psychopathy", but antisocial personality disorder in the DSM-IV describes early-onset misconduct persisting into adulthood, and dissocial personality disorder in the ICD-10 emphasises personality traits. In other models, temperament traits such as monotony avoidance, low fearfulness, and heightened aggression have been operationalised to assess personality factors related to violent and destructive behaviours. In the Goteborg Forensic Neuropsychiatry Project [13], psychopathy according to the PCL-R was the clinical rating that most closely correlated with aggression and violent behaviour among offenders. But what kind of psychiatric disorder is really reflected by these ratings? In this brief proposal, I will argue that: 1. Personality as a concept must include the variation in neuropsychological abilities such as mentalising, attention control, and intelligence. 2. Psychopathy as a personality disorder is a childhood onset disorder sharing common clinical dysfunctions with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (AD/HD) and autism spectrum disorders. 3. Disruptive behaviours per se are covered by the DSM diagnoses AD/HD-oppositional defiant disorder (ODD)-conduct disorder-antisocial personality disorder and do not warrant an additional diagnostic category. 4. Psychopathy is an empathy disorder characterised by mentalising problems, poor coherence, emotional disturbances, social brain dysfunction, and poor character maturation.