Psicopatía, asesinos seriales y violencia juvenil | Feggy Ostrosky

Why do some people develop extreme criminal behaviors? What differentiates a serial killer from a mass murderer? Can psychopathy be identified? What role do environment, brain, and drug use play in youth violence? In this episode of El Pulso de la Jornada, Javier Aranda Luna speaks with Dr. Feggy Ostrosky, a neuropsychologist at UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico), specializing in criminal behavior and one of the most renowned researchers in the study of criminal behavior in Mexico. Based on her experience analyzing some of the country's most dangerous criminals, Ostrosky explains how psychopathy works, what the traits of serial killers are, why a lack of empathy is a central characteristic of these profiles, and what factors can influence violence committed by adolescents. This conversation offers tools to understand one of the most complex phenomena of contemporary society from the perspectives of science and neuropsychology. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel and turn on notifications for more interviews and analysis.