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Normal and pathological communal narcissism in relation to personality traits and values
, 2019 Communal narcissism can be defined as grandiose self-views in the communal domain. Within the literature, two forms of communal narcissism, normal and pathological, can be distinguished.
Rogoza, Radoslaw +3 more
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Pathological narcissism: An analysis of interpersonal dysfunction within intimate relationships. [PDF]
Personal Ment Health, 2022 Day NJS, Townsend ML, Grenyer BFS.
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The Road from Pathological Narcissism to Suicidality in Adolescence: An Empirical Study. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2021 Williams R +4 more
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Linking Pathological Narcissism to PTSD in Veterans
Combat deployments are well-known life events that confer risk for post- traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) in veterans. Since clinical intervention also relies on the identification of malleable predictors of PTSD, the present study sought to build on ...
Nenninger, Sterling
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, 2022 The study examined the role of pathological narcissism, attachment styles, objectified body consciousness and interpersonal sensitivity in prediction of selfitis.
Anand, Harshita
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Pathological Narcissism in Eating Disorders
Several studies have explored the role of personality in the onset, course, and maintenance of eating disorders (ED), highlighting its clinical implications.
Simone Cheli +4 more
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, 2023 Pathological narcissism is a personality constellation comprising distorted self‐image, maladaptive self-esteem regulation, and difficulties in intimate relationships.
Francesco Gazzillo, David Kealy
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, 2014 This article examined the genetic and environmental bases of the newly proposed agency communion model of narcissism. The model distinguishes between agentic narcissism and communal narcissism. The sample comprised 304 pairs of twins. Genes explained 47%
Sedikides, Constantine +3 more
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Parental factors, including pathological narcissism, a maladaptive form of personality style which is characterized by pronounced interpersonal problems, may confer vulnerability to children's experiences of depression. However, the mechanisms underlying
Brugnera, A.
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How to measure Narcissism – an ongoing discussion
, 2015 Over the last decades, research on narcissism was dominated with a focus on grandiose narcissism as measured by the NPI (Raskin & Terry, 1988), however, recent discussions emphasize the broad range of manifestations of narcissism, in particular more ...
Schürch, Eva, Morf, Carolyn C.
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