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Diagn Tratamento. 2012;17(1):9-13.

Fatores de risco envolvidos no desenvolvimento da psicopatia: uma atualização

CONCLUSÃO

A etiologia da psicopatia relaciona-se a diversos fatores que,

pela pluralidade, dicultam eleger um fator causal especíco.

Nesse gap de conhecimento estão incluídos aqueles indivíduos

com fatores ambientais favoráveis, bem como genéticos e fa-

miliares, que acabam desenvolvendo traços antissociais ou até

mesmo a psicopatia.

O reconhecimento e a prevenção precoces sobre os fatores

de risco poderiam inuenciar o desenvolvimento psíquico da

primeira infância, possivelmente reduzindo os riscos de desen-

volver uma personalidade antissocial.

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