 The studies reviewed in this chapter support a tentative and qualified conclusion: If psychopaths have any deficits or abnormalities in their moral judgments, their deficits seem subtle—much more subtle than might be expected from their blatantly abnormal behavior. Indeed, the current literature … suggests that psychopaths might not have any specific deficits in moral cognition, despite their differences in moral action, emotion, and empathy. (2013: 123)