Serial killing is not classified as a physiological disorder but is often associated with a combination of psychological factors, including personality disorders such as antisocial personality disorder or psychopathy. These individuals may exhibit abnormal behavioral patterns, emotional detachment, and a lack of empathy. While brain structure and function can play a role in such behaviors, the motivations for serial killing are complex and influenced by environmental, social, and psychological factors rather than being solely a physiological disorder.
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Most of the serial killers that had a successful career killing, were functional psychopaths meaning that they could go with daily life like anyone else and some of them had family like normal persons.
Individuals who engage in mission-oriented serial killing often exhibit characteristics of antisocial personality disorder, characterized by a disregard for the rights of others, lack of empathy, and a pattern of behavior that violates societal norms. Additionally, they may display traits of psychopathy, such as manipulation and deceitfulness, which can contribute to their ability to plan and carry out their crimes in a methodical manner.
post traumatic Stress disorder
The physiological effects of no exercise and being over weight obese
A serial killer loved killing little boys!
Yes it physiological disorder that starts to slowly eat away your heart and soul
killing him first.
No they don't.
The serial killer enjoyed killing elderly men.
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The official word on Shipman, by the psychiatrists who examined him before his trial, labeled him as a narcissist. But that's not a mental disorder it's a personality disorder, which is completely different.