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Punishment as a way to control Teenage Behavior

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Punishment as a way to control Teenage Behavior

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Harsh Punishment as a way to control teenagers has led negatively to a series of mental illnesses and behavioral issues such as conduct disorder to depression and low self-esteem and even psychopathy. Early exposure to a dysfunctional environment is plausible factor in the development of psychopathic traits. Children who have been physically abused, neglected, and separated from their parents are more likely to develop psychopathy. Poor bonding with a parent is also thought to be a factor (National Library of Medicine).

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The number of school shootings per year keeps on growing. There were 10 in 2020, 35 in 2021, and 51 in 2022. In the 51 school shootings 140 people were injured or killed, 40 people were killed, and of the 40 people killed 32 students were killed and 8 employees. 100 people were injured (Education Week). There have been mass causalities from school shootings and the numbers may continue to grow, this year alone there have been over 30 school shootings and the year is not over yet (Education Week).

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Psychopathy: causes, Treatment, Statistics 

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Psychopathy: causes, Treatment, Statistics 

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“Psychopaths don't act like Hannibal Lecter or Norman Bates. They come off like Hugh Grant, in his most adorable role.” - Dave Cullen, Columbine

There are many causes to psychopathy like Genetics, exposure to violence during childhood, brain structure, trauma, and environmental conditions. The most successful approaches to treating psychopathy are multimodal. This means they include multiple approaches at once, including psychotherapy, behavioral skills training, and recognition of the important roles of family, school, peers, and the community (Verywell). Approximately 70% of the population is estimated to have no psychopathic traits whatsoever while the remaining 30% have low, medium, or high levels of psychopathy. Just under 1% of males in the general community in the United States is affected by high levels of psychopathy. Approximately 1% of males and 0.3-0.7% of females could be classified as psychopaths.

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Eyewitness accounts are not always accurate, people can say they saw something they may seriously think they saw something, but in reality they didn't. Police officers and other government officials must remember the variables that can limit an eyewitness account, like the persons distance from the event, and potential gaps in their memory, or even misidentification (Innocence Project). Today officials are trying to limit the number of misidentification cases, and do things to help the eyewitnesses remember what they saw (Innocence Project). People with antisocial personality disorder are at a higher risk for misidentification, and eye witnesses that are highly confident in their account are only slightly if any more accurate than eye witnesses who are unsure (Scientific American).