"Psychopathic" refers to a personality disorder characterized by persistent patterns of antisocial behavior, lack of empathy, and manipulative tendencies. Individuals with this condition often exhibit superficial charm and can be highly skilled at deceiving others. They may engage in risky or harmful behaviors without feeling guilt or remorse. This disorder is often associated with antisocial personality disorder and can be identified through specific traits, such as impulsivity and irresponsibility. While not all individuals with psychopathy engage in criminal activities, many may struggle with forming genuine emotional connections, leading to difficulties in personal and professional relationships.