Number 3: They tend to speak quietly and slowly.
Psychopaths usually speak slowly and softly for several reasons. One possible reason for this could be related to how their brain works. Psychopaths are known to lack empathy, right? And that could explain why they’re less likely to show emotions, which is why they end up speaking slower and quieter than others. Speaking in this manner also gives them a sense of control and power. It allows them to keep their listeners on the edge of their seats, waiting for something big to happen. The soft voice also adds to their charm and makes them seem more trustworthy. Moreover, it’s a sneaky strategy.
By using this communication style, they can easily plant ideas or suggestions in other people’s minds. For instance, they can make their claims more likely to be accepted or believed, even if they’re not really true or beneficial. They can even amp up the charm at the same time to better manipulate others to do their bidding.
Number 4: They hardly get affected by other people’s yawns.
You know that yawns can be incredibly contagious, right? When we see someone else yawn, we can’t help but find ourselves doing the same. The power of this unconscious mimicry is truly intriguing. Well, not so for psychopaths. It’s like they’re immune to yawning even when they see others do it. Why? Empathy is actually pretty important when it comes to contagious yawning. This is because, normally, we can understand and share the feelings of others. So, when we see someone yawn, our brains get stimulated and we end up yawning too. But, as you know, people with psychopathic tendencies tend to lack empathy, which means you’re less likely to catch them yawning when they see you do it.
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