What is the difference between Psychosis and Psychopathy?

Dr. Tracey Marks explains the differences between psychosis and psychopathy. Psychosis is a mental state where reality is altered, leading to hallucinations and delusions. Psychopathy is a set of personality traits characterized by lack of empathy and superficial charm. The video clarifies that these two concepts are unrelated, despite common misconceptions. Psychosis can occur due to various mental illnesses or drug use, while psychopathy involves manipulative behavior without losing touch with reality.

Explain the concept of tangential thinking as described in the video.

What is the triarchic model of psychopathy?

Can a person with high psychopathy traits experience psychosis? Explain.