Table 4.

Relations between PPI-Triarchic Scales and Measures of Psychopathy and Antisocial Personality Disorder in Forensic Participants (N = 1,341): Correlations and Regression Coefficients

	PPI-Boldness	PPI-Meanness	PPI-Disinhibition	Model R
	r/β	r/β	r/β
Psychopathy Checklist Revised
PCL-R Total Score	.17/.21	.25/.19	.20/.17	.34
PCL-R Factor 1	.19/.20	.17/.16	.06/.05	.26
PCL-R Factor 2	.08/.14	.26/.17	.29/.25	.36
PCL-R Interpersonal Facet	.22/.23	.11/.09	.04/.06	.25
PCL-R Affective Facet	.12/.13	.19/.19	.06/.02	.23
PCL-R Lifestyle Facet	.04/.13	.24/.11	.35/.34	.39
PCL-R Antisocial Facet	.09/.12	.20/.17	.14/.10	.24
Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale
LSRP Primary Scale	.00/.07	.65/.56	.43/.24	.69
LSRP Secondary Scale	−.29/−.16	.34/.12	.65/.57	.68
SCID-II Antisocial Personality Disorder
SCID-II ASPD Total Symptom Count	.05/.12	.36/.27	.33/.26	.43
SCID-II CD Symptom Count	.07/.11	.31/.24	.25/.18	.36
SCID-II AAB Symptom Count	.00/.07	.32/.21	.35/.29	.41
Meets SCID-II ASPD Diagnostic Criteria (Y/N)	.04/.09	.27/.19	.25/.20	.32
Personality Diagnostic Questionnaire
PDQ Antisocial Personality Disorder Total	−.03/.07	.44/.29	.48/.39	.56
PDQ Conduct Disorder	.01/.08	.37/.27	.36/.28	.45
PDQ Adult Antisocial Behavior	−.10/.02	.42/.24	.57/.48	.61

Note. Shaded entries denote hypothesized relationships. Bolded coefficients are significant at the p<.001 level. Zero-order correlations (r) reflect bivariate correlations for each PPI-Triarchic subscale score and criterion measure. Standardized regression coefficients (β) are from regression models incorporating all three PPI-Triarchic scales as predictors of criterion variables. Model R = Multiple R from these regression models. PPI = Psychopathic Personality Inventory; PCL-R = Psychopathy Checklist-Revised; LSRP = Levenson Self-Report Psychopathy Scale; SCID-II = Structure Clinical Interview for DSM-IV Axis II Personality Disorders; ASPD = Antisocial Personality Disorder; CD = Conduct Disorder; AAB = Adult Antisocial Behavior; PDQ = Personality Diagnostic Questionnaire