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Published in final edited form as: Int J Law Psychiatry. 2016 Feb 20;45:70–74. doi: 10.1016/j.ijlp.2016.02.012

Table 4.

Relative Contributions of Psychopathic Traits and Moral Disengagement to the Predictions of Antisocial Behaviors, by Gender

	Unemotional	Remorseless	Callous	Moral Dis.	Total R²
Unsafe
Male	.00 (.05)	.04 (.28)	.04 (−.25)	.06 (.31)	.19^*
Female	.01 (−.14)	.01 (.15)	.01 (.08)	.00 (.03)	.03
Violent^L
Male	.00 (−.01)	.12 (.48)^**	.00 (−.04)	.00 (−.05)	.19^*
Female	.02 (−.18)	.01 (.12)	.01 (.13)	.00 (−.04)	.04
Legal Problems
Male	.04 (.28)	.01 (−.14)	.01 (−.13)	.00 (−.02)	.04
Female	.00 (.03)	.00 (−.01)	.04 (.24)	.00 (.06)	.07
Non-Violent
Male	.00 (−.04)	.05 (.32)	.04 (−.24)	.04 (.27)	.15^*
Female	.00 (.07)	.02 (.18)	.00 (−.02)	.05 (.22)	.12
Academic Dishonesty
Male	.02 (−.18)	.04 (.26)	.02 (−.18)	.09 (.39)^*	.16^*
Female	.00 (.06)	.01 (.11)	.00 (.05)	.08 (.29)^*	.14^*

Note. Numbers are semi-partial correlations (and βs),

p < .01,

^**

p < .001,

indicates a logarithmic transformation where k = −.23