One can have a thought and state something is overblown. However, knowing something about the area, I will correct generalized statements that fly in the face of science. Since this is a very serious issue, I state things quite firmly.
About sociopaths, there is evidence that they show no remorse and have no qualms about killing.
As an aside, legal studies show that if you put forward NO Remorse in a criminal case (yes, all your shoots are good and righteous
), the jury is not sympathetic to you. Thus, in an ambiguous shoot - I caution you on what you say.
To summarize my lecture mode:
1. A personal experience does not prove anything about the general risk. A case study provides impetus for further careful research. Such research shows the risk.
2. We cannot predict who will suffer a stress disorder before the event. Wish we could.
3. There are people who show no emotional consequence or strong affect after taking a life. Sociopaths may be like that. Does that imply all those who didn't get a stress disorder are sociopathic - no, it doesn't. But some could be.
Class is over.