The paper discusses self-regulatory disorders observed in 28 psychopathic personalities aged from 19 to 35. The control group were schizophrenia patients who have or have not committed an of-fence. The objective criteria for self-regulatory disorders in experimental patients was the fact that after committing an offence they did not admit to having antisocial goals and intentions. Inter-component links between conscious levels of self-regulation and motivation of patients' actions appear to be the leading factor in mediation disorders.