Reforming a Young Psychopath | New Amsterdam | MD TV 

It is scary how well she manipulates the system and the psychologist😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

You can't diagnose a child as a psychopath in the first place. The closest you can get is ODD.

@@callie8007false statement. There have been many children diagnosed in the past. Just look at the case of Mary Bell. She was a serial killer at only 11. Definitely a psychopath. Children absolutely can show symptoms and can be diagnosed

​@@theuzumakikay8647wrong you're not allowed to diagnosed children with psychopathy. It's called children with callous traits because they're too young and being officially diagnosed may have implications. They are not allowed. If Mary Bell was diagnosed as that, the rules could have changed but the official term is children with callous traits

@@plutotoad203 if you check “psychology today”, it’ll tell you that children are rarely diagnosed, but they are diagnosed. There’s nothing prohibiting the diagnosis. Most medical professionals just prefer to steer away from it as it’s a huge stigma around it. So they offer other diagnoses and still treat the child for psychopathy in the meantime.

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True!!!

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Or just Twitter.

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I was waiting for him to say that!

See though Juliet actually did it but through someone else. This completely moots your point

Exactly. Not all psychopaths or sociopaths become killers.

Like doctors?

Thats true. Many present in different ways and not the typical way people think of. So they find it easier to get leadership positions and become things like CEOs

The power of the label gun is too powerful for anyone to hold onto. We need to lock it in one of the 7 wonders of the World vaults!

Or "the way of the blade" LOL

best part she was actually bullshiting

Me too.

There is a possibility She could need therapy after this because that is the case for most child actors. I think we should foremost consider the child actress's sound mental and emotional well-being over screen time for our entertainment.

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@@oshing9 u sound like a little baby

She then literally uses that friend as a tool to get what she wants which was the purpose of "friendship" in her eyes... Someone to use who can take the fall if it goes bad or to get you what you want.

@@mckenzie.latham91Yo my girls trying, she’s a step closer to being a normal human. 😭🙏✨

She is has 0 empathy, the fact that she valued another and was concerned enough to help them, is progress regardless of how she did it, they have to fix things little by little@@mckenzie.latham91

That’s why he added a new rule to the game instead of her getting in trouble for teaching her how to defend herself he explained why she can’t do that and added the rule

But was she other girl there for

It is a corrupted view of protection. While the premise is sound (self defence), the use of cruelty to achieve safety is not. This is how the mind of the Antisocial works. Its justification. In truth, there are many ways to protect yourself that do not require cruelty. That said, you can see how many are fooled by their intellect.

@@thefletchlife7837 True. Revenge can be an unnecessary and cruel thing.

Sometimes, revenge is necessary.

Agreed

Yes, she is

Yes she is

@ravensoulmovies131🤡 There is a possibility She could need therapy after this because that is the case for most child actors. I think we should foremost consider the child actress's sound mental and emotional well-being over screen time for our entertainment.😡

@@gennietayfer7514any proof she did?

Exactly. I hated this storyline. So unrealistic. The child is highly intelligent and in real life would soon grow tired of his obvious attempts to manipulate her with that silly game. She will learn nothing from it except how to better manipulate people through a false facade.

Agreed!

@@vanessac1721 But isn't that the point. She's never going to care about people, she's never going to want to do the right thing. But teaching her to manipulate people instead of killing/hurting them is better in the long run.

Psychopaths consider people they tolerate to be their friends or loved ones. Also have a loyalty or obligation because they can help them survive in an emotional world. It’s not how most people see friendship; but it’s something.

She’ll never actually FEEL the love and empathy but activities like this will help her learn how to function in a healthy way. And like the previous commenter said that exactly what happens. It’s incredibly hard for kids like this to find ANYONE who will tolerate them and vice versa. so they will act accordingly to keep those people. But they will always be manipulative .

@@Maniacsflower as a person with aspd (known as sociopathy but not the same as psychopathy) this is EXACTLY how i view it, thank you.

@@draqeula As a person with aspd, I find the person above me to be in absolute cope and disrespectful to people like me. thank you.

@@flameterminator1996 I would love to hear how you yourself view friendship, if you have a different take on it. Only if you want to, of course.

I’m so glad they did a follow up with her

@@LifeLoveBeauty32 same!

She ultimately only got like twenty minutes of screen time in the series, right?

its very likely she will. She has already proven shes violent and willing to hurt others. Psychopathy is not caring about others. Juliet however has physically shown she is willing to hurt others to get what she wants. She should be on the FBI watch list.

​@@craigclermond8001Where are her parents and other guardians?Did they teach her in childhood that it's bad to hurt anyone?

​@@craigclermond8001Why? She hasn't committed an actual crime that warrants it. The FBI shouldn't waste their time on a little girl who is uncaring and manipulative. They've got bigger fish to fry

This is how my ex thinks and acts only he’s charismatic af and terrifying at the same time

I think the truth is a little more complicated than that. The boy clearly ignored her friends boundaries and it's reasonable to want to defend them. She taught her friend the method she'd use. The problem isn't that she taught her to defend herself, but that her understanding of defense is excessive, as she's devoid of the kind of empathy most people are used to.

This is true. sociopoapths do not view friends and family like we do to them, they are merely tools or possessions to be used and have use extracted from them when a sociopath says they are defending someone, what they mean is they’re protecting their property their assets, and what they view as theirs much like how real animal predators will defend their territory or at times animals in that territory which are viewed as it’s own. they are not doing it for love or kindness, they are incapable of ever having or expressing real empathy or compassion, what they are doing is establishing possessive traits. Everything a sociopath does is akin to how a predator acts, cause that’s what they are.

@@mckenzie.latham91 she isn't a sociopath she is a psychopath psychopaths are much more reasonable and logical than sociopaths, sociopaths are the ones that just act crazy

@@mckenzie.latham91 Dude, this is just not true. You can't just be on a high-horse about having a normal level of empathy and then not exercisen it for those who don't. Think about what empathy actually is. It's not the same as caring, it's simply the ability to identify and feel other people's emotions. Do you really need to feel what another person is feeling to care if bad things happen to them? I have not idea what starving children affected by war feel like, and absolutely no emotion is stirred in me when I see one on tv or otherwise, but I still want to give to charaties and advocate for them because it is simply not right for an innocent person to be living in such conditions. This is a kind of caring without empathy mentally healthy people can probably relate to, most of us don't GENUINELY feel for complete strangers, but when someone lacks empathy this simpy just applies on an interpersonal level as well. I don't have anti-social-personality disorder, but I do have much lower empathy than normal because of different clinical issues. I can be confused and have to work harder to figure out what someone's emotional needs are and how to apropriatly tend to them, but that doesn't mean I view people as objects and don't care about them.

​​@@elliart74321. You literally admit you do not have anti personality disorder, but then want to assume that they are just like you? Yes people with low empathy have low empathy but you still have it, and the ability to have it You have to work harder but you do not have anti social disorder People who do, do not have the ability to feel empathy period. The most we can do is make them understand right vs wrong And even then they only choose right if there are consequences for wrong And it's about avoiding consequences, not because right is the moral and ethical choice. 2. Of course you can have empathy and not share it for literal sociopaths and psychopaths The very nature of the process of empathy is imagining yourself as the other person, to allow you to feel for them You cannot do that with a psychopath or sociopath who have more in common with animal predators than human beings. The literal nature of sociopathy and psychopathy is the incapability of remorse, empathy or compassion Their ability to feel the loss of people for example is the same as if you or I lost a toy or a tool The loss of an asset or property, not the loss of a person. I have literally seen this in my experiences with sociopaths. The one in question only cared that their grandpa had died because he left his truck to a nephew And they couldn't use their elderly family member to get a free ride anymore. Why would I have empathy for that Something that would cheat, lie or abuse me if They thought it would work, in order to get what it wants from me? Someone whose decision of whether or not they would save my life or help me would be based on a calculation of how much more use they could wring out of me for themselves?

More like Azula

I mean I think most people would react this way under these circumstances, TV or not. He is trying everything he can, risking his professional reputation in the hopes of keeping her from jail/have a normal adult life and he thinks she threw that away just to hurt two people (though he really didn't seem to ask why which was dumb). Yeah, he is going to be mad about that though probably should have kept it to himself there.

yes in the real world Juliet would be long jailed and kept away from society

yeah a nice healthy person to be around. Maybe you should have your kids play with someone like her

@@craigclermond8001 Unironically, yeah.

​@@georgeofhamilton No, that would be a horrible idea

​​People with aspd have trouble establishing and maintaining relationships. its one of the main features in their diagnostic criteria. It is mainly because they use these people to manipulate them and as long as they are useful in one way or another or have something to gain from them, the aspd person will tolerate that relationship. As soon as they see no gain from that person, they will quickly discard the said person. People in their lives are merely tools for manipulation. This is what a guy who was officially diagnosed aspd (psychopath) said. Its interesting to listen to the way he thnks and functions. His confession was on yt.

That was a total girl power move lol she said “SHE SAID NO CRUSH HIS HAND”

Hmm…

@@lapiz6839 you took my entire comment out of context but you do you 🤷🏾

I think it's fine to consider them more interesting, but I'd be cautious stating you root for people like this. People like this create trauma and perpetuate abuse. They literally make the world a worse place for everyone else around them. A train wreck is interesting to look at, but that doesn't mean I ever want to see one.

@@Laurapolis that sentence at the end is a great analogy 😀

You are confusing artificial intelligence with actual intelligence. They are both "AI", but they are very different. One of them actually thinks, while the other is only designed to predict the next sequence in complex patterns, without ever understanding the meaning of the pattern, itself. In other words, artificial intelligence doesn't understand anything, even when it seems like it does.

Nahh,AI makes everything fake and plagiarizes art,even psychopaths and sociopaths would despise it

Yikes you don’t watch movies do you? I recommend IRobot to start 🥴

Then she's a great actress.

That is the intent, though it’s even more scary for while not all sociopaths become serial killers or criminals. they are almost textbook highly manipulative, emotionally and psychologically abusive, and extremely predatory, The thing is, children are easier to spot, because they do not have the experience or famialrity with social cues enough to fake them many adult sociopaths are able to blend in and hide their real nature, pretending and or creating a facade of normality i knew a guy who turned out to be a sociopath, we were able to out him because his reactions to things like empathy and etc was so rigid and awkward because he couldn’t fake it well enough he could however fake smiles, the appearance of caring and etc which is why it took us so long to figure him out.

@@mckenzie.latham91 just because someone has low empathy, doesnt meant they are a sociopath, there are many other disorders that have low empathy for example autism spectrum disorder, narcissistic personality disorder ect. ect

​@@draqeula Except as I stated it wasn't just low empathy, it was 1. A rigid and awkward understanding of empathy 2. fake sincerity and faux caring By which I mean he was able to mimic empathy and caring but in a way that was not authentic.

Juliet is portray as a psychopath. Since she is unable to have empathy, the doctor is trying to use reward system game to train her to maintain within social norm.

@@clm0208 That's what I thought. But it seems like the psychopath learned to hurt people by proxy. She was right in that she didn't hurt them directly, but she manipulated the other two into hurting them and blameing them for doing it, and that seems incredibly dangerous.

@@MsMaryPatricia Turns out you can't therapy someone into always doing the right thing all the time. Oops!

Juliet used to hurt her small brother. He was actually admitted to the hospital. It took the doctors a while to realize she was the one doing it and that she was a psychopath. In such cases, the child is removed from the home because she is a danger to her family. But this doctor decided to try and use reward systems to train her to not hurt people. If he is unable to help her, she will be taken away, so the stakes are high. She is very manipulative, though.

@@catherineomondi7850 Thank you for the context and clearly his "game" didn't work here. She is highly manipulative and saw it as just another way for her to hurt people. I hope that doctor realised she was beyond help with his "game".

I just watched that before this video, and it seems like it. I was taken aback by both videos.

How did she damage her reputation?

You do know that psychopaths are still human beings that make mistakes, right?

@@quinnfaith3981 yeah, but their mental capabilities are quite a bit higher than a normal persons, and therefore much lower probability of error.

Geniuses my ass🤣 it's just a TV show.

And by "my ass" I mean unlikely

Yeah he can’t lose control

She isn’t aware, she is a kid that believes an adult. The saw the signs, they got her “diagnosed”, but to herself, she is just a logical person that gets what she wants.

They are aware of what they are doing. They are not aware of the emotional implications of what they are doing.

They absolutely know, they just don't care. That's what makes them scary.

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Not caring and lacking empathy is not the same thing as being straight up evil. Julia may be manipulative and yes she hurt her brother. But she's pretty chill compared to terrorists who shoot up concert halls for religious reasons.

Define evil. Now ask Juliet to define evil. Two different definitions probably. So how do you determine the valid one? (of course without bringing the whole religion mess into it.)

she put her brother in the hospital over the phone and taught another girl how to hurt others, and that's not a serial killer in the making? she has literally proven to be violent and willing to hurt others. Psycopathy is lack of empathy, care and willing to manipulate others. Think Wesdesday adams. Juliet is on the far extreme which pushes over into violent psychopathy which is more like the joker from batman. Not sure how you call that logic. So what next, if as an adult her an a coworker compete for a promotion she can push the coworker down the stairs to eliminate the competition. You sound like a mad person.

@craigclermond8001 wendsday adams was capable of falling in love and making friends ( I've seen and grew up on the films). The Joker is a sociopath btw and when you listen to her, she thinks purely logical, psychopaths dont have empathy yet are still capable of lessons to be taught but to say "oh no heres a psychopath, SERIAL KILLER TED BUNDY" is not a good outlook because a serial killer is made not born so while yes i maybe mad ( maybe i am....maybe i am a Psychopath bwa hahahaha) but she can only think logically so i must think logically

​@@craigclermond8001Not all psychopaths are serial killers.Wednesday became one because of bullying and victim-blaming of bullied victims in society...And Wednesday only tortures people who deserve it...She only torture the bullies,abusers and criminals...In some scenes of her series Wednesday,it was reasonable for her sometimes to kill because someone is threatening her and her school,even a person who is not a psychopath would do anything to protect themselves and their loved ones

@@goldendiamon i didnt saw all pychopaths are serial killers. reread my previous comments

what a cruel perspective 😭 she cant help being a psychopath

@@ameziali4480 so you would rather the people around her be abused mentally and physically?

>we don't want her to mentally or physically abuse the people around her >therefore, we shouldn't teach her not to abuse the people around her so that she stays an abusive psychopath I’m tellin’ ya, some of the most self-proclaimed “normal” people are the biggest psychopaths there are. Absolutely no limits to their persecution of other human beings to protect their fragile sense of comfort. Edit: RU-vid was hiding a bunch of my comments before.

>we don't want her to mentally or physically abuse the people around her >therefore, we shouldn't teach her not to abuse the people around her

it seemed like they were teaching her how to mask her psychopathy. She was still abusing people. If you watch the other scene of her she pretends to have compassion so she can manipulate others and take advantage of them. @@georgeofhamilton

She encouraged a girl to stand up for herself against a guy that was borderline sexually harassing her. I don't see a problem with something like that.

​@@TimberlakeTigerGirl A sick kid is still a sick kid.

@@ammarharith5512 It's not a sick thing to encourage girls to stand up against the idea that men and boys are entitled to their bodies. That boy had it coming regardless if it was Julia or Louisa who broke his arm.

Oh god your going to jail

Why

​@@Louisahancheyits a joke

Oh ok my bad

I agree. EVERY character feels false, "put-on," as it were.

Wednesday is a normal non violent psychopath. One that lacks empathy and will manipulate. Juliet is a violent psycopathy. She is on the same level or one step below the Joker in Batman.

@@craigclermond8001 hi po I mean her voice for my opinion po😅