The Routledge Handbook of the Philosophy and Science of Punishment 2020
DOI: 10.4324/9780429507212-27
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Comparison of Socio-Affective Processing Across Subtypes of Antisocial Psychopathology

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“…Thus, the present study extends previous research on attentional systems related to affect processing by demonstrating that the level of cognitive load is an additional and modifiable process that impacts complex aToM. Greater difficulty with complex aToM is thought to explain CU traits association with aggressive criminal acts (Tillem et al, 2020). Given that the social landscape is more often complex than basic, which requires processing higher levels of context (Barrett et al, 2011) and, subsequently, greater cognitive resources to process (Yates et al, 2010), it is plausible that this finding is highly relevant for real world contexts.…”
Section: Taxing Cognitive Control Negatively Impacts Affective Theory...supporting
confidence: 83%
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“…Thus, the present study extends previous research on attentional systems related to affect processing by demonstrating that the level of cognitive load is an additional and modifiable process that impacts complex aToM. Greater difficulty with complex aToM is thought to explain CU traits association with aggressive criminal acts (Tillem et al, 2020). Given that the social landscape is more often complex than basic, which requires processing higher levels of context (Barrett et al, 2011) and, subsequently, greater cognitive resources to process (Yates et al, 2010), it is plausible that this finding is highly relevant for real world contexts.…”
Section: Taxing Cognitive Control Negatively Impacts Affective Theory...supporting
confidence: 83%
“…This approach isolates cognitive resources for cognitive control in relation to aToM and identifies a novel mechanism for understanding complex aToM impairments in youth with CU traits. Impairments in aToM for complex emotions may explain how youth with CU traits engage in harmful and criminal behavior (Tillem et al, 2020); thus, understanding how to increase cognitive control in these youth may bolster aToM and attenuate antisocial behavior. The main conclusions are supported by the available literature but extend it to reveal a novel component of cognitive control is modifiable and it impacts how youth with CU traits infer other's emotions.…”
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