Lack of Awareness of Prevalence.

Statistics.


One Meta-Study Estimates Psychopathy Prevalence as:

4.5%. of the General Adult Population.

30% of People have Low, Medium, or High Levels of Psychopathy.

Varies Depending on:

Sex (Higher in Males).

Type of Population (Higher in Organisations).

(Because Psychopathy is a Spectrum Disorder,

Estimates Vary Depending on

The “Cutoff” that Researchers Use).

(Meta-analysis of the prevalence of psychopathy in the general adult population, 2021, reseachgate.net)

researchgate.net

Other Estimates

Put the Prevalence of High Levels of Psychopathy in General at:

Just under 1% of Males.

About 0.5% of Females.

Up to 16% in Male Prison Populations in USA.

news.berkeley.edu

Reality Check.

Even at the Very Low End of the Possible Estimates,

For Every 100 People,

There is Likely to be at Least One Person

(And Probably More)

Who Could be Considered a Psychopath,

and Many More Who Would Score High on a Scale of Anti-Social & Psychopathic Traits.

There Would Obviously Be A

Very High Proportion of People

with High Levels of

Anti-Social and Psychopathic Traits

In Human Trafficking Networks.