What is behind human evil?
What are the myths about psychopathy, and why are they untrue?
Is there a “little psychopath” in all of us?
How can psychopaths be identified?
And can they love?

We all want to be better people, we educate our children to be 'good,' and yet we are shocked by the horrific crimes that happen around us every day, we applaud and ask 'Why?!' In this fascinating lecture, we will understand what traits make up human evil, why cruelty exists, what psychopathy is, when was it first discovered, what is the difference between psychopathy and sociopathy, why does the disorder develop? Are all criminals psychopathic? What do they feel? What motivates them? Why haven't they become extinct yet? In this session, Efrat Harel Heyman will break myths about psychopathy, and discuss the phenomenon through various aspects of psychology.

about:

Efrat Harel Heyman – Clinical Psychologist, teaches at Bar Ilan University. Founder and professional director of the 'Marveh Institute' for the treatment of victims of emotional abuse. Lecturer to the general public and in academia. Co-author of the book 'Dangerous Relationships' on gaslighting, narcissism, and toxic relationships, published by Modan.

The event takes place within the framework of Tarbuta – lectures and content events.