One reply on “A walk in the park: The association between psychopathy and vulnerability detection using virtual reality”
Hi, I saw your presentation at the ATSA in Vancouver 3 years ago, I’m really glad to see the update! It’s really interesting to see that the increase of the SRP affective facet led to a reduced capacity of vulnerability detection, but the lifestyle increased the capacity. It’d be really great to see if the effects hold when you use the PCL measures in terms of observer-rating and not self-report, assuming that people are not good at rating their own affective deficits. So good to see your research at the IATSO and hope to see some more somewhereelse! Best wishes from Germany, Dahlnym Yoon
One reply on “A walk in the park: The association between psychopathy and vulnerability detection using virtual reality”
Hi, I saw your presentation at the ATSA in Vancouver 3 years ago, I’m really glad to see the update! It’s really interesting to see that the increase of the SRP affective facet led to a reduced capacity of vulnerability detection, but the lifestyle increased the capacity. It’d be really great to see if the effects hold when you use the PCL measures in terms of observer-rating and not self-report, assuming that people are not good at rating their own affective deficits. So good to see your research at the IATSO and hope to see some more somewhereelse! Best wishes from Germany, Dahlnym Yoon