The second step involves application of CCCP to each case in line with available clinical information and their assessment.

In sum, in order to apply criteria to each case, first step involves proper assessment of each case by measurements scales. Furthermore, manifestation of these four criteria in psychopathy reflects in categorizing the severity of psychopathy levels in three different groups of clinical (least extreme), pervasive (moderate), and pathological (most extreme) psychopaths. Capacity is also divided into four categories of criminally-inclined, unremarkable, accomplished, and criminally-inclined/ accomplished. Cruelty and disinhibition criteria have streams of mild, moderate, severe, while social adjustment is classified into poor, integrated, or adept groups. The CCCP includes cruelty-sadism, social-adjustment, disinhibition, and capacity. In addition, the severity of the psychopathy level in each category is assessed based on a combination of the outcome of assessment measure (s) and the classification of clinical criteria of psychopathy (CCCP). There are three different classifications of non-criminal, criminal and corporate psychopaths in each society. Psychopathy is one of the pivotal personality disorders in forensic psychology yet there has been little research conducted so far for understanding this destructive personality disorder.

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