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I mean, TikTok and Instagram are the worst news ever for like all scientists because they're just drowning in misinformation.

I hate that word, but they're bad information, especially about clinical psychology.

And it's just so hard to like get heard about the chatter.

But I mean, one of the mistakes that people make is thinking that somehow like being loving and having standards and expectations and reinforcing misbehavior with consequences are somehow like opposite ends of a spectrum. And so like either you're a super permissive parent and you're loving and warm and your kid can do anything they want. And you're like, oh, just need to give them more love. That's no good, right? That's called permissive parenting. We know 100% that that is not going to result in good consequences. Kids do end up with more behavior problems as well and more anxiety when they're raised that way. But then some parents go too far the opposite direction where they're like, I want to be super withholding and gruff and stern and a really harsh punishment on my kid gets no autonomy. And that's called authoritarian parenting. and that's, too, right? Kids do not turn out well when they're raised that way.

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Today we're talking about psychopaths, extreme altruists, and the thin neurological line between

donating a kidney to a stranger and maybe stealing a kidney from a stranger.

We've all heard the classics, Stanford Prison Experiment,

Milgram participants shocking someone while they scream, and the whole bystanders did nothing

murders in New York. These studies shaped how we think about human nature. The problem is a lot of

that stuff turned out to be total garbage. So if the psychology canon is shaky, what's actually

true about who we are? Why are one to two percent of the population canon is shaky, what's actually true about who we are?

Why are one to two percent of the population clinically psychopathic, but nearly 50 percent

of criminals meet the criteria?

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