Is everybody a psycho in their own ways?

While many people may exhibit certain traits or behaviors that could be considered "psychopathic" in a broad sense—such as a lack of empathy or impulsivity—most do not meet the clinical criteria for psychopathy. Human behavior exists on a spectrum, and everyone has moments of selfishness or emotional detachment. However, true psychopathy is a specific personality disorder characterized by a pervasive pattern of disregard for others, which is not common in the general population. It's essential to differentiate between occasional negative behaviors and a clinical diagnosis.