Name: Not a Monster: What we get Wrong About Sociopathy (en Inglés)
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Author: Channa Bromley Phd

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Not a Monster: What we get Wrong About Sociopathy (en Inglés)

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Channa Bromley

Autor

Channa Bromley Phd

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Inglés

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150

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9789699293122

Not a Monster: What we get Wrong About Sociopathy (en Inglés)

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In popular culture, the term sociopath has been reduced to a symbol of danger, cruelty, emotional emptiness, and inevitable harm. Media narratives and armchair psychology have blurred the line between clinical understanding and cultural myth. Labels replace observation. Fear replaces research. And once the diagnosis is socially assigned, curiosity ends. Not a Monster challenges that collapse. In this incisive, research-informed examination of sociopathy and antisocial personality, psychologist Channa Bromley, PhD reframes sociopathy through the lens of trauma psychology, behavioral adaptation, and nervous system survival responses. Rather than an absence of humanity, Bromley presents sociopathy as an adaptive psychological architecture-one formed under sustained threat, chronic stress, and developmental survival conditioning.This groundbreaking book explores: The psychology of sociopathy explained beyond stereotypesThe trauma and sociopathy connectionDifferences between sociopathy vs. psychopathyHow antisocial personality patterns developEmotional regulation and survival adaptationCultural myths about sociopathsMisdiagnosis and misunderstanding in mental healthThis book does not excuse destructive behavior. Instead, it offers a psychologically accurate framework for understanding risk, prevention, and intervention. By replacing moral panic with structural insight, Bromley shows how clarity-not condemnation-is what allows society to identify danger earlier and respond more effectively. Not a Monster is a correction of a cultural and clinical misunderstanding.