If Cats Were People, They’d Probably Be Psychopaths, Scientists Say - New York Post

Feline personalities can be... challenging for some people, while others are happy to be walked all over, but over at the University of Liverpool they did something absolutely nutty—applying human psychological standards to another species. Read on about the latest in maverick psychology courtesy of Hannah Sparks, and David Nield's analysis of Scientists Developing A Questionnaire To Identify Whether Your Cat Is a Psychopath. Unanswered here, how did kitty read the questions? Did kitty hold the pencil or dictate their responses to an obliging human? Still not sciencey enough? Well, you're in luck because the paper by Rebecca Evans, et al., is available on god's green internet! A Domestic Cat (Felis Silvestris Catus) Model of Triarchic Psychopathy Factors — Development and Initial Validation of the CAT-Tri+ Questionnaire with more sigmas than you can count, true believers. Just be wary administering the test at home. (CS)

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