To answer this question, we must define what makes a Psychopath and a Sociopath.
Psychopath
Psychopath has the word Psych in it, and usually, this word means to do with the brain. Thus, we can infer that psychopaths have something to do with the brain and mental functions. In psychology, psychopaths are people whom do things without emotions, or in other words without caring about the morality of the task. Furthermore, Psychopaths have a tendency to do whatever they want in anyway possible (usually the most complex, but efficient) to get what they want. For example, large business owners are usually psychopaths because they will do anything to get rich. Not only that, they do not care how they do, or who they may affect if they do something this way. They are manipulative and can hide their emotions cleverly. They do not have random outbreaks and they are usually very manipulative and secretive. You cannot identify if a person is a psychopath or not.
Sociopath
Sociopaths has the word Social in it, and usually, this word means having to do with the environment and the people around you. Thus, we can infer that sociopaths have something to do with physical functions. In sociology, sociopaths are people that cannot control their emotions, or in other words they cannot control their reactions towards something. Furthermore, Sociopaths are people whom usually stands out, and can be easily identified. For Instance, children with abusive parents are usually sociopaths, because whatever their parents do to them, they may do it to other children or weaker children. They do not care about the consequences, for sociopaths, have tendencies to grasp immediate revenge on someone, usually aggressively. Sometimes, determining on the episodes of the person, sociopaths may regularly have outbreaks and get very excited to harm someone.
