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It's interesting to consider, and whether or not they show early warning signs as kids. In many cases, 'serial killers show traits of psychopathy, or what clinicians term, when young (before the age of 18),', a clinical and forensic psychologist, tells Bustle. And there does seem to be a. But that doesn't mean have a mental health issue, or that all people with antisocial personalities will be serial killers. There are, however, a few similarities between the characteristics of well-known serial killers.

For instance, if someone grew up in a toxic home environment, it can all come together to push them over the edge as adults. 'Particularly, and have traumatic childhoods,' Dr. 'And/or they are raised by parents or other adults who reward criminality, encourage it in their children, [and] don’t properly reprimand them when they do things to encroach on others and their property. It appears to be this biological plus environmental combination that leads to individuals who commit serial crimes.' Here are some early habits — as well as a few personality traits — that have in common when they're young, according to experts. Due to the way their brains are structured, some serial killers show — whether they're a psychopath or not.

'It appears that serial killers may have certain biological predispositions,' Dr. 'For example, we find that many of them have very low brain reactivity, so that they are very difficult to stimulate, which may partially explain their thrill-seeking behavior in order just to feel a little something.' But remember, just because someone is a thrill-seeker doesn't mean they'll grow up to be a serial killer. Many serial killers display a lack of remorse as kids when it comes to hurting animals. For example, Dahmer was he found in the woods, and even dismembered his own dog. And he wasn't alone.

This is one habit that's common among many serial killers, and is due to a lack of empathy plus a. And, psychologist and forensics specialist, tells Bustle, it can spiral out of control from there. 'A thought like 'let me dismember an ant' starts small and may seem harmless, but for the development of a psychopath, depending on what raises their cortisol levels and adrenaline is different for each 'MO' of a killer,' she says. It doesn't take much for a serial killer to go from killing bugs, to killing cats, to killing people. 'I have worked with a couple of serial killers and they are smart,' Dr. 'They can be charming and master manipulators and this is how they become good at what they do.

And it's true they objectify their victims.' Many experts point to as a set of guidelines often used by forensic practitioners to analyze the likelihood that someone may be a serial killer.

While the jury is still out as to whether or not it's accurate, these three traits of the Triad include fire setting, cruelty to animals, and late-in-life bed-wetting. Just like lying, though, many kids wet the bed — and some do so well past the 'acceptable' age. 'However, this does not mean all kids who have late bedwetting turn into a psychopath,' Dr. 'Let's be very clear about that.' Usually, late bed-wetting is due to a medical condition, or the result of emotional abuse.

But there may be some connection between late bed-wetting and psychopathy. And, as mentioned above, the environment in which a child is raised can be a factor in. There are so many factors that go into whether or not someone will become a serial killer[s]. Sociopathy may play a role, as well as environment. It's important not to label anyone, or assume the worst. But it is interesting to think about the various.