Can a sociopath be empathic?

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Lucas Gonzales

Works at the International Development Association, Lives in Washington, D.C., USA.
Recent research suggests that sociopaths can feel empathy (or at least their mirror neurons light up as if they are feeling empathy) when directed to put themselves in the shoes of someone else. From the BBC News: Psychopaths do not lack empathy, rather they can switch it on at will, according to new research.Jul 26, 2013
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Recent research suggests that sociopaths can feel empathy (or at least their mirror neurons light up as if they are feeling empathy) when directed to put themselves in the shoes of someone else. From the BBC News: Psychopaths do not lack empathy, rather they can switch it on at will, according to new research.Jul 26, 2013
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