![]() ![]() ![]() We tested the hypothesis that people with psychopathy report fewer emotional words on all International Affective Picture System images, particularly on negative-valence images. Using Tropes analyses and EMOTAIX scenario tools, we examined each narrative’s emotional characteristics. According to their total score, as measured by the Pscyhopathy Checklist-Revised (PCL-R), the inpatients were divided into three groups: Psychopath (n = 24, PCL-R score of ≥25), Intermediate (n = 12, PCL-R score from 15.0 to 24.9), and Nonpsychopath (n = 11, score of ≤14.9). Our study population included male forensic inpatients (n = 47) from Centre Régional de soins Psychiatrique, Les Marronniers, Tournai, Belgium. Although content analysis is an interesting area for evaluating emotional characteristics, few data exist concerning the speech content of people with psychopathy in response to affective and neutral images. ![]() The emotional processes within people with psychopathy have been thoroughly investigated. Psychopathy, emotions, International Affective Picture System, IAPS, content analysis Abstract ![]()
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