Thursday, December 26, 2019

You might be a psychopath if you live in this part of the country

You might be a psychopath if you live in this part of the countryYou might be a psychopath if you live in this part of the countryIdentifying a psychopath can be tricky, but they might be living next door to you.Whether its little tendencies in the office or using social media in a certain way, theres one thing for certain a ton of psychopaths live on the east coast, according to a new study.Research published in the scientific journal Heliyon examined data and the patterns of the Big Five rolleality patterns - Neuroticism, Openness, Conscientiousness, Extraversion, and Agreeableness - to map out a landscape of where psychopaths are most likely to be living. Those five indicators showed that urban areas harbored more psychopaths compared to rural areas, with Washington, DC leading the way.Follow Ladders on FlipboardFollow Ladders magazines on Flipboard covering Happiness, Productivity, Job Satisfaction, Neuroscience, and moreThats not really a surprise considering lawyers and polit icians are among the top career choices for psychopaths.The District of Columbia is measured to be far more psychopathic than any individual state in the country, a fact that can be readily explained either by its very high population density or by the type of person who may be drawn to a literal seat of power, the study says.In terms of geography, the East Coast was deemed the most psychopathic area in the US, taking seven of the top 10 spots in the studys state rankings, including the top six which had New York at No. 3.The clustering towards the top of the list is somewhat consistent with either a concentration of psychopaths in the Northeast and the Mid-Atlantic, or a concentrationof psychopaths within urban areas, said research, according to the study.The top 48 contiguous states1. Maine2. Connecticut3. New York4. Maryland5. Massachusetts6. Delaware7. Wyoming8. New Jersey9. California10. Nevada11. Virginia12. Rhode Island13. Illinois14. Ohio15. Wisconsin16. Arkansas17. Pennsylv ania18. Arizona19. Louisiana20. Idaho21. Colorado22. South Dakota23. Texas24. Kansas25. Iowa26. New Hampshire27. North Dakota28. Florida29. Washington30. Kentucky31. Michigan32. Alabama33. Oregon34. Minnesota35. Utah36. Indiana37. Missouri38. Vermont39. Montana40. New Mexico41. West Virginia42. Oklahoma43. Georgia44. South Carolina45. Nebraska46. Mississippi47. Tennessee48. North Carolina

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