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Unorthodox Treatments for Psychopathy
This chapter explores the neurological underpinnings and historical perspectives of psychopathy, diving into radical treatment methods from the 1960s, including naked psychotherapy and LSD therapy at Oak Ridge Hospital. It presents both bizarre and controversial therapeutic practices, illustrating their mixed results and ethical dilemmas. Conclusively, the narrative juxtaposes the differing philosophies of Elliot Barker and Robert Hare on handling psychopathy, revealing the complexities of treatment efficacy and societal implications.