lage betrouwbaarheid van de schaal een gedeeltelijke staving van hypothesen plaatsgevonden.
Deze studie is van praktisch belang gezien nog niet veel onderzoek is verricht naar het interpersoonlijk functioneren bij subtypen van psychopathie. Met name de interpersoonlijke problemen middels een circumplex model is zelden bij psychopathie onderzocht, ondanks het feit dat psychopathie een ernstig psychiatrische stoornis is die gekenmerkt wordt door interpersoonlijke problemen, waardoor de behandeling wordt bemoeilijkt. Indien de huidige resultaten gerepliceerd worden in een forensische populatie, zouden mogelijk betere therapeutische interventies kunnen worden ontwikkeld voor relatief psychopathische mensen die specifiek gericht zijn op de interpersoonlijke problematiek van ieder subtype. Zo zou bij de primaire psychopathie groep enerzijds de focus moeten liggen op agressie, narcistische trekken en dominante gedragsproblemen, terwijl anderzijds de secundaire psychopathie groep baat zou kunnen hebben bij sociale vaardigheidstraining, gezien dit type veel interpersoonlijke gedragsproblemen laat zien. Verder onderzoek is aangewezen om subtypen van psychopathie verder te definiëren en de mogelijkheid tot behandeling te onderzoeken, omdat tot nu toe psychopaten in beperkte mate van behandeling lijken te profiteren.
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