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Some display of emotion is normal and to be expected during these expositions, as, for example, when describing passion for one’s work, disappointment over a failed project, or termination of a close coworker. Sometimes the absence of an emotional component to an answer may raise questions. The key is to look for emotions appropriate to the story being told, and to be sensitive to how realistic (as opposed to superficial) these emotional expressions appear. This is the one time when “gut feel” and the interviewer’s “emotional antenna” have a valuable place in the interviewing process. 228 S N A K E S I N S U I T S The Emotional Disconnect We have described the “emotional disconnect” in psychopaths as an inability to experience or express normal feelings concerning the effects their actions have had on other people (p. 226). Some of the most dramatic examples come from those who have killed others. Six weeks after receiving parole for robbery and murder, Jack Abbott (see p.
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