“…Some have been unable to replicate a two-factor solution unless modifications to the model are made (i.e., allow Item 26 to load on both factors; Brinkley, Schmitt, Smith, & Newman, 2001; Lynam, Whiteside, & Jones, 1999). Others have argued that the two-factor model is satisfactory (Hauck-Filho & Teixeira, 2014). Brinkley, Diamond, Magaletta, and Heigel (2008) reported a three-factor solution in a sample of female inmates (LSRP-Egocentricity [10 items], LSRP-Callousness [4 items], and LSRP-Antisocial [5 items]), which has been validated by other researchers in diverse samples (e.g., male and female undergraduates in the United States, China, and Australia; male and female community samples in Italy and Australia; male correctional sample in the United States; Christian & Sellbom, 2016; Sellbom, 2011; Shou, Sellbom, & Han, 2016; Somma, Fossati, Patrick, Maffei, & Borroni, 2014).…”