Table 5.

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

	PPI-Boldness	PPI-Meanness	PPI-Disinhibition	Multiple R
	r/β	r/β	r/β
Barratt Impulsivity Scale
BIS-11 Total Score	−.26/−.11	.31/.06	.71/.66	.72
BIS/BAS
BIS Scale Score	−.44/−.39	−.18/−.26	.20/.21	.51
BAS Reward	.08/.10	−.11/−.14	.00/.07	.15
BAS Drive	.20/.24	.21/.16	.15/.15	.32
BAS Fun-Seeking	.15/.25	.19/.04	.36/.40	.44
Harm Avoidance
Harm Avoidance Total Score	−.30/−.36	−.18/−.08	−.21/−.26	.42
Self-Reported Abuse History
CATS Total Score	−.10/−.03	.07/−.04	.28/.29	.29
CATS Neglect Scale Score	−.11/−.04	.05/−.06	.28/.30	.29
CATS Sexual Abuse Scale Score	−.01/.03	−.01/−.07	.14/.17	.16
CATS Punishment Scale Score	−.06/−.02	.07/.01	.18/.17	.18
Dissociative Experiences
DES Total Score	−.14/−.07	.12/.01	.32/.29	.32
Intelligence and Education
QuickTest IQ	.17/.18	−.03/−.04	−.03/.02	.18
Highest Level of Education (File)	.12/.10	−.07/−.03	−.13/−.09	.16
Highest Level of Education (Self-Report)	.14/.11	−.09/−.04	−.16/−.11	.19

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; BIS-11 = Barratt Impulsivity Scale-11; BIS/BAS = Behavioral Inhibition System/Behavioral Activation System; CATS = Child Abuse and Trauma Scale; DES = Dissociative Experiences Scale