"We have a problem with narcissism, but the narcissism isn't outside of our profession; the narcissism is within our profession," Appelbaum said at the APA meeting.
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Researchers also classified narcissism into two broad categories: "grandiose narcissism," which is characterized by exhibitionism and dominance, and "vulnerable narcissism," which is associated with negativity and distrust.
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Some people are very high in narcissism and some people are very low in narcissism.
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There's also an increasingly shameless culture of narcissism, where narcissism and the selfie is an acceptable thing.
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However, "everyday narcissism" is a low-grade version, garden-variety form of narcissism which most of us struggle with.
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Indeed, individuals experience higher levels of narcissism after positive events, and lower levels of narcissism during times of stress.
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Indeed, the research found that firms with high-narcissism CEOs have average cash ETRs around 3.4 percent lower than those with low-narcissism CEOs.
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In their book "Narcissism Epidemic," the psychology professors Jean M. Twenge and W. Keith Campbell show that narcissism has increased as quickly as obesity has since the 1980s.
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If there's one thing that 18 years of teaching at academic institutions has taught me, it's that, in terms of leadership, mediocrity begets mediocrity and narcissism begets narcissism.
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"As we predicted, the aspects of narcissism that we thought would be related were [related]—the lack of empathy, the entitlement aspects of narcissism," said Mouilso in a statement.
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Ah, so there's a narcissism built into our age thinking we're also the last one, but it's a different kind of narcissism, because this time we caused the end.
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It's important to emphasize that the researchers were specifically focusing on assessing grandiose narcissism—a form of narcissism linked to extraversion and an inflated view of your own physical attractiveness.
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Kristin Dombek's The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism is a thoughtful and often hilarious inquiry of the supposed rise of narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.
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But not even Sora's goofy narcissism represented Peak Game Mechanic.
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The world over, collective narcissism has become a powerful influencer.
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Collective narcissism was explained as an overcompensation for individual weakness.
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Vanity, narcissism, ambition and social climbing have been around forever.
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" Signs planted in the garden read, "Your Narcissism for Sale.
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There's a lot of talk in the media about narcissism.
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She really catches the narcissism of a politician so well.
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" He checked Trump for his "narcissism and his compulsive behaviors.
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The intolerance, bigotry and narcissism are not so easily alterable.
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Concerns about grandiosity and narcissism dogged Lyndon B. Johnson's presidency.
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"We have trouble distinguishing between leadership and narcissism," Chatman said.
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Critics of the selfie have dismissed it as raw narcissism.
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Worrying about one's own narcissism has a whiff of paradox.
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His narcissism, incompetence, and dithering have gravely endangered the nation.
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To me, Trump "values" are primarily narcissism, nepotism and nihilism.
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Dr. Tony Ferretti is a sex, relationship, and narcissism expert.
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I think it's the massive narcissism is just so vast.
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You know, every tool we have today is about narcissism.
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She began to define these patterns as "everyday narcissism"—common enough that she wrote a book, Everyday Narcissism: Yours, Mine, and Ours, about her experiences helping patients break free of it and live happier lives.
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If there is a world's record for narcissism, he holds it.
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The style of Bond is sophisticated, elegant, and beautifully tailored narcissism.
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That narcissism can take a toll on our entire food system.
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It goes without saying that narcissism is essential to such endeavors.
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But I think a lot of adults view it as narcissism.
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Mr. Trump's narcissism is crude and focused on his personal 'winning.
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Given Trump's obvious insecurities and narcissism, he seemingly needs constant affirmation.
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"It all comes from this one trait of narcissism," Maher said.
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Conversational narcissism is the tendency to steer conversations back to yourself.
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Do you think that's true of politicians in general—that narcissism?
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Me, me, me, me: I, I, I, I. It expresses narcissism.
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Wealth can be intoxicating, leading a billionaire into economically destructive narcissism.
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The narcissism of our era also comes into play, he said.
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A bit of narcissism is necessary to become a global brand.
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Lilith in Leo epitomizes narcissism; her pride is her worst enemy.
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I think it's addictive to him, it plays into [his] narcissism.
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People with the President's level of heedless narcissism don't back down.
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Narcissism is believed to peak during adolescence and decline with age.
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Neither of them was in the same narcissism league as Trump.
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In these two cases, of course, it's narcissism compounded by misogyny.
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Narcissists will often admit their narcissism, but not its adverse effects.
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The studies that claim to show narcissism is actually increasing are not convincing to me, so I got interested in the question of why narcissism [has become] one of our most common fears about other people.
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The studies that claim to show narcissism is actually increasing are not convincing to me, so I got interested in the question of why narcissism[has become] one of our most common fears about other people.
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Photo by Amy Touchette/courtesy of FSG Kristin Dombek's The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism is a thoughtful and often hilarious inquiry of the supposed rise of narcissism and narcissistic personality disorder.
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The author of the petition, a Maryland-based therapist named John Gartner, who specializes in personality disorders and depression, called Trump's disorder "Malignant Narcissism," which has four toxic components: narcissism, paranoia, anti-social personality disorder, and sadism.
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There is overwhelming evidence linking narcissism with lower honesty and raised aggression.
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"I think [McFarland] definitely has narcissism and Machiavellianism," Dr. Konnikova told Vox.
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The placid charm that masks layers of virulent narcissism and misogynistic rage.
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Some blame Facebook for fanning teenage narcissism and for short attention spans.
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Is collective narcissism a better predictor of hostility than these other traits?
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Hollywood suffers from the same narcissism as much of the news media.
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I struggle with accepting the claims of narcissism imposed on my generation.
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But the difference between narcissism and confidence involves a person's self-worth.
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By contrast, feelings of frustration and inadequacy tend to lead to narcissism.
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Narcissism exists on a scale from tendencies to a full-blown disorder
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He says narcissism warps Trump's perception of reality about himself and others.
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Nelson said serial cheaters may also have an attachment disorder or narcissism.
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They thrived on—they got off on—the narcissism of small differences.
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According to Ferretti, narcissism is becoming more common in the United States.
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Most people without proximity to narcissism can be easily snowed by assholes.
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In any case, he's not; he's exploring instead the privilege of narcissism.
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His reality always seems to return to a kind of delusional narcissism.
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He's truly incapable of seeing himself, so blind to his own narcissism.
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In order to balance its innate narcissism, a memoir ought to instruct.
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Generally, people with such tendencies are more inclined to view narcissism positively.
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Narcissism tends to be high, and genuine engagement tends to be low.
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In this excerpt, he explores narcissism and the mystery of autobiographical fiction.
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But the aesthetic tilts more toward midcentury modern than toward mild narcissism.
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She looked at her computer, finding the word "narcissism" in the dictionary.
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It isn't wrong to have a healthy amount of narcissism, says Foster.
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Suddenly, Andrea's tightrope walk of functionality feels more like narcissism than necessity.
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But we usually don't recognize this because our narcissism is so complete.
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So let's put aside the narcissism involved in asking only about ourselves.
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But I think he needs someone to blame because of his narcissism.
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A bit of a narcissism is necessary to become a global brand.
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O'Neill described this accompanying poem as illustrating the mirroring of Dalí's narcissism.
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In the last three decades, American narcissism has risen by 30 percent.
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This way of thinking promotes narcissism and aggressivity in place of acceptance.
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J. Semmel: I was interested in the narcissism that permeates the culture.
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That is, every I is narcissistic, but this it admits, and in this admission lies a duality: Narcissism is a weakness, something unwanted; if it were not, then we would not attempt to hide it, so the fact that narcissism is being exhibited here is an admission of weakness, at the same time as that admission also lifts up the I and distinguishes it, because it is candid, and candid narcissism stands in opposition to hidden narcissism in that the former aspires to truth, whereas the latter seeks to conceal the truth.
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Narcissism looks slightly different in everyone, so leave the diagnosis to clinical professionals.
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The willingness of some to talk openly about dismantling NATO epitomizes this narcissism.
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"Higher parental income indirectly impaired leadership performance by fostering narcissism," the report said.
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As Mr Moran says, it is often read as "displaced aggression or narcissism".
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I think iPhones and Snapchat and all this stuff is just fueling narcissism.
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This may "disable" the most ugly expressions of collective narcissism: bigotry, exclusions, hostility.
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Their idea was that collective narcissism was a defensive type of group identification.
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Of course, Donald was only the icing: Narcissism was already having its moment.
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It's textbook narcissism, and Simpson showed signs of it from an early age.
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Narcissism: Dazzle Room recently appeared at rooms33 fashion and design exhibition in Tokyo.
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Why has his clear narcissism been assuaged by those who seek his favor?
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She questions many of our received ideas about narcissism, often underlining their absurdity.
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Trump's narcissism stands in the way of everything Republicans stake their hopes on.
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Our revulsion at the Callery pear, however, is the height of human narcissism.
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Narcissism and echoism can be thought of as opposite ends of a spectrum.
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Those with narcissism love to be associated with people who have a name.
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Looking back, it was my own narcissism being like, They can't catch us.
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In contrast, believing that the conflicts of one's soul produce truth is narcissism.
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A war against the bouts of social narcissism that afflict the upper classes.
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She's like Bizzaro Hannah: Her narcissism doesn't repel success; it vacuums it up.
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The narcissism of modern financiersThere are a few key players in this saga.
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Books of The Times A specter is haunting America: the specter of narcissism.
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Ms. Dombek doesn't deny that pathological narcissism is real, and can be dangerous.
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"It's a classic example of the narcissism of small differences," Ms. Borel said.
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The usual answer seems to be "narcissism" — self-absorption indulged to comical extremes.
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But the company, under his guidance, is now proffering vulgarity, narcissism and amorality.
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Perhaps Trump's narcissism is not as many deviations away from our new normal.
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Middle-aged readers often tend to scorn this sort of hothouse fictional narcissism.
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There&aposs also another type of narcissism that I think is kinda interesting.
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It's called "covert narcissism," which is denoted by introversion, hypersensitivity, defensiveness, and anxiety.
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Goldberg shows signs of antisocial personality disorder, narcissism, and codependency in season 1.
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Narcissism, for instance, isn't the only explanation for impulsive, inattentive and grandiose behavior.
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My son had no interest in college but my narcissism couldn't take it.
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Over time, narcissism increases in people with high wellbeing and low emotional reactivity.
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Their expectations didn't spring from delusion or narcissism, they sprang from Star Wars.
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Selfies often get a bad rap as a classic symbol of millennial narcissism.
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It's a claim that is, more than anything else, an expression of narcissism.
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In 2017, he and his colleagues published a paper on their narcissistic spectrum model, which defined the core features of narcissism and then identified a set of personality traits that can determine what Krizan calls an individual's particular "flavor" of narcissism.
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The study — the largest on narcissism to date — examined six previously collected data sets that included nearly 750 people ages 13 to 77 to better understand how narcissistic traits vary among generations, and how levels of narcissism change as people age.
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Before that, Fallon captured Trump's narcissism and unapologetic response to the Megyn Kelly controversy.
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In an ideal political environment, the narcissism is tempered and the worst narcissists foiled.
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It's not narcissism, it's just embracing the selfie craze — one finger at a time.
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However, Dr. Grijalva says that narcissism isn't frequently diagnosed, for a lot of reasons.
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Real heroism was still possible even in the age of narcissism and self-pity.
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In the coming years, collective narcissism will continue to rear its ugly, destabilizing head.
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But it adequately captures the immense narcissism that is involved in my balding process.
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Frey also took up acting as yet another successful outlet for his proud narcissism.
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His insecurities are on parade: petty bullying, attacks on women, cheap racism, flagrant narcissism.
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In a world free of narcissism and cruel fantasy, this work might not exist.
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Despite the usual narcissism, there seems to be more news on the third day.
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It's a lethal combination of beauty, brains, and narcissism masquerading as a human grenade.
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"I'm talking about transgressions, narcissism, power, sexual infidelity, denial, and particularly war," she says.
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Higher levels of narcissism and psychopathy were evident among people who posted multiple selfies.
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"Grandiose narcissism appears to correlate positively with healthy self-esteem and extroversion," Papageorgiou says.
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"What he's done well, I thought, is appeal to their own narcissism," he added.
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THE SELFISHNESS OF OTHERS: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism, by Kristin Dombek.
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He said his narcissism would not hinder him as he morphed into a leader.
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Stone's vulgar narcissism and his insistence on claiming victory at all costs anticipated Trump's.
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On the other, it has "infected" the rest of the world with aspirational narcissism.
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Catalysts ranged from claims of abuse, jealousy, arbitrary quarrels, control, greed, and blatant narcissism.
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They also gave them tests that measured "dark personality traits," including psychopathy and narcissism.
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Perhaps our much-fussed-over narcissism is not a flaw but a survival tactic.
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TYRANNICAL MINDS Psychological Profiling, Narcissism, and Dictatorship By Dean A. Haycock336 pp. Pegasus. $27.95.
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Then as an adult she learned about the church's sins — the narcissism, abuse, sexism.
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You can call this toxic masculinity, pathological narcissism or the ugly face of patriarchy.
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Like some other start-up founders, Ulbricht is undone by his naïveté and narcissism.
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In fact, he detected a whiff of narcissism in certain displays of self-sacrifice.
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An aging diva whose charms had long masked her narcissism no longer embodied modernity.
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It's bracingly obvious Payton has no platform, no specific passion other than his narcissism.
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At the end of the survey, we measured narcissism using a common personality scale.
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Previous studies have shown that men consistently rate higher on narcissism measures than women.
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Narcissism exists on a scale, and may be more prevalent today Narcissism is a type of personality disorder that falls on a scale, so one person may exhibit just a few narcissistic traits, while another person may have full-blown narcissistic personality disorder.
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Narcissism, envy spiraling and low self-image can all stem from staring at Like counts.
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It's the unconfident narcissism of young people that stretches way beyond this extremely narcissistic scene.
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His Twitter storm has become an endless hall of mirrors, reflecting narcissism across the internets.
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The dyspeptic amusement "Mojave" opens with a snapshot of Hollywood narcissism at its most unconscious.
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As Ms Emre says, the personality test offers a double-hit of narcissism and community.
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Finally Kejriwal's narcissism led to a huge spending of taxpayer money on publicity and propaganda.
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But it's tricky, because you see a lot of lying, manipulation, and narcissism with abusers.
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Having high Narcissism and Machiavellianism traits was associated with using Tinder for an ego boost.
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On the extreme end of narcissism is narcissistic personality disorder—people who need constant admiration.
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As a millennial himself, he also wanted to know how his peers viewed narcissism trends.
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Even more interestingly, some research suggests that narcissism is a natural stage of human growth.
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" He continues, "So it's more than just about lewd, lascivious behavior and narcissism on set.
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A public 'show' Sycophancy -- and narcissism -- are threads running through the political system, Durvasula said.
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There will be plenty of time to be disgusted with Trump's bigotry, narcissism and incompetence.
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Narcissistic personality disorder, a diagnosable mental health disorder, is not what everyday narcissism is about.
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American society has long reserved peculiar contempt for its younger members and their supposed narcissism.
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"You have to be very careful about the narcissism of the lead actor," he said.
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Interestingly, narcissism, which was increasing during the 1990s and 2000s, has reportedly started to fall.
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The inherent narcissism of this feeling is embarrassing, and I wish it would go away.
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Our conditioned passivity leaves a vacuum that male narcissism fills with its version of us.
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It's a question of degrees: Malignant or exhibiting are on the extreme ends of narcissism.
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So, it's an interesting brew of ego, narcissism, and power grabbing, you know-- THRUSH: Right.
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Mr. Cumberbatch's affable screen presence works up a strong, steady counterbeat to his character's narcissism.
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After completing her assessment, she found that her narcissism score was double the class average.
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"Narcissism is just self-confidence," she says, and when you're confident your possibilities become endless.
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Theater, it turns out, is just the show's setting; its theme isn't art but narcissism.
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Secondly, that narcissism -- writ large -- is the driving force of the positions of political parties.
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Trump's belief in his powers of persuasion is so inflated that it amounts to narcissism.
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That's obvious: He'll deny reality, the way he always does when it threatens his narcissism.
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The world sees his narcissism and strokes his ego, diverting him from applying disciplined pressure.
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That is exactly what will happen if idealism — and, in some cases, narcissism — clouds judgment.
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Trump's convention seemed to have no religious influence whatsoever — unless narcissism counts as a religion.
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"Narcissism comes with physiological costs," says Joey Cheng, a psychologist at the University of Illinois.
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Still, the correlation between narcissism and cortisol persists even after controlling for perceived social support.
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Batman tends to be so self-serious these days; Arnett's exaggerated narcissism is much more entertaining.
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A subheading last Sunday for an essay about narcissism incorrectly described a figure of Greek mythology.
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The president's narcissism is well-known, but it's underrated as a source of his political views.
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Other studies have found a link between narcissism and selfie-obsession in both men and women.
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According to the scornful critic I cited earlier, Coffey has no subject but her own narcissism.
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So is where—on a scale from seismic scandal to venality to naive narcissism—it belongs.
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What we received was a new level of narcissism paired with a devotion to corporate branding.
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Yet Dr Oldham also cautions that a lot of successful people have a touch of narcissism.
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Research suggests that the rate of clinical narcissism is 40% higher in men than in women.
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By contrast, Plato argued, the surest signs of a bad leader are narcissism and self-indulgence.
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I think it's true that it takes a certain kind of narcissism to become a politician.
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That means that partisanship predicted voting for Trump and collective narcissism independently predicted voting for Trump.
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Prior to the experiment, all participants were assessed for psychological traits including narcissism and emotional intelligence.
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" She wrote, "If anything, Trump's vulgar narcissism made his vow to build a wall more believable.
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First, it's worth noting that echoism, unlike narcissism, is not an officially recognized condition or disorder.
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However, he said, people who personally ranked high in narcissism were less bothered by the label.
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And he gives Donald Trump a run for his money when it comes to sheer narcissism.
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Using his Broadway musical training, he gives Titus an authority and dignity that leaven his narcissism.
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Let us not succumb to the narcissism of this act and the desire to scare us.
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Others argue that Trump's actions reflect his character — one short on empathy and strong on narcissism.
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Psychologists point to a combination of miseducation and narcissism as risk factors for conspiracy theory belief.
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A narcissistic troll, and trollery and narcissism are sort of intimately bound up with one another.
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Is there a larger point to be made beyond the narcissism of Hollywood parents in particular?
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The latter doesn't call for a depression diagnosis, and everyday narcissism is not a diagnosable condition.
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If you can overlook her narcissism you may come to care for her one day. —M.
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Walt's narcissism, pride, and inability to really listen to others were all part of his downfall.
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That's why we use the term fixated by their product or this notion of product narcissism.
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Comments in local online forums say the plate frenzy encourages narcissism and superficiality in Gulf society.
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The narcissism there -- whether you like Trump or hate him -- literally smacks you in the face.
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Other research has drawn links to the dark triad of personality disorders: psychopathy, Machiavellianism and narcissism.
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The Mooch may have been unique in not realizing Trump's long history of racism and narcissism.
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Bill Clinton's base warmed to his naughtiness, neediness and narcissism; Mr. Trump's did precisely the same.
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Narcissism runs in his blood, as it does in mine, and it's not a bad thing.
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Cory's need to constant attention — chaos really is his cocaine — reminds me of Mitch's own narcissism.
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Some observers speaking under condition of anonymity accuse MBS of extreme narcissism, which clouds his judgment.
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Ellie is driven by a twisted sense of justice and love, Joel by a nihilistic narcissism.
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They wonder about the president's inconsistencies, his immaturity, his bullying, his inaccuracies and his incessant narcissism.
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Bobby's psychic sturdiness was, he feared, a manifestation of a submerged but profound and pullulating narcissism.
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Unfortunately, even if you are a very minor public figure, that narcissism becomes a temptation again.
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Other research has drawn links to the dark triad of personality disorders: psychopathy, Machiavellianism and narcissism.
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There was talk about him exhibiting the personality trait of narcissism and signs of mental disorders.
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But where Kraus's use of narcissism looked outward, much of the resulting ideology does not—today, a fear of narcissism is probably a byproduct of the fact that so many people publicly claim the quality as a virtue and then fail to prove it is virtuous.
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His work is based on criticizing people's mass narcissism, and yours is more about connection and togetherness.
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He doesn't want to be idolized, but understands the inherent narcissism in playing music to begin with.
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Narcissism— Self-obsession, delusions of grandeur, and looking down on everyone else, yet also wanting their attention.
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Twenge expanded on the theme in 2009 with The Narcissism Epidemic: Living in the Age of Entitlement.
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The other is THC, which is the mind-altering molecule that fueled my 3 a.m. narcissism-fest.
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A makeup artist and a beauty blogger, she wears foundation like an exoskeleton and oozes brittle narcissism.
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He was ready to capitalize on the brutal crimes his son committed, because narcissism knows no bounds.
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Still, there are aspects of narcissism that can be targeted more easily, some without the narcissist's cooperation.
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He's a rich, famous alleged businessman who has money to burn and a disturbing case of narcissism.
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But too much narcissism and you have somebody who becomes unhinged from the safeguards of public policy.
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We adapted it for the study, and from asking these different questions we constructed the narcissism measure.
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And I feel like I've tried to check my narcissism at the door on these other platforms.
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The only exception to this rule was people who were personally high in the trait of narcissism.
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Narcissism is a giving impulse; it stems from a passionate conviction about your ideas and your work.
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His limitless narcissism continues to cloud his view of himself, his policies, and his impact on America.
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"The vision we see when we look into the glass of Sixties narcissism is distorted," they wrote.
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President Trump has been able to appeal to journalists' "own narcissism" by attacking them, says Jon Stewart.
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With a great bolt of narcissism, I realized I could further consider debuts from a writer's perspective.
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The whole shebang was given life by a highly improbable marriage between our narcissism and our idealism.
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"[Speigel and Kalanick] have vision, but sometimes their arrogance and narcissism gets in the way," he said.
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The cool-cat aspect of Tharpism keeps tipping over into am-I-not-the-cutest-thing narcissism.
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My narcissism was so strong that I was incapable of appreciating what somebody else might be feeling.
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But insisting on the truth isn't narcissism; it is what professional journalists do — or strive to do.
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Studies of people who troll find that they score high on measures of psychopathy, sadism and narcissism.
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But in hijacking America's birthday party, Mr. Trump is doing more than merely indulging his petty narcissism.
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It's a midwife to bad judgment and a narcissism multiplier, with its promise of likes and shares.
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Bonnell says he is reluctant to abandon his strategy, because, for one thing, it feeds his narcissism.
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If Trump is the personification of narcissism for our bizarre times, Bannon perfectly embodies 21st century megalomania.
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" Dated April 2017, it was titled "Trump's Mental Health: Is Pathological Narcissism the Key to Trump's Behavior?
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There&aposs a difference between what&aposs often called agentic and communal narcissism terrible academic terms, right?
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Traits such as "neuroticism and involvement in crimes" and "narcissism, Machiavellianism, or psychopathy" are "perceived as untrustworthy".
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It's oversimplifying to think of it as narcissism, when it's more of an affirmation of their existence.
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Androgynous and stoic, their costumey presentation belies the introspection of their lyrics, which, here, focus on narcissism.
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I have a chapter in the book on malignant narcissism as a characteristic of destructive cult leaders.
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Their personal narcissism and disregard for the principles of democratic governance led to early calls for impeachment.
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Beyond that, Mr. Trump has continued to demonstrate impulsivity and narcissism, an affinity for conflict and vindictiveness.
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I am on record as thinking that these clean-hands arguments are usually exercises in moral narcissism.
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Profile The comedian on narcissism, fame, his new book on the 12 steps and life after addiction.
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The selfie camera didn't create this narcissism; it simply gave us a new device to amplify it.
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It's more your narcissism, and how you treat me like I'm your entertainment—like a stupid doll.
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Biopics can often skirt around the oft-unpalatable textures of narcissism, or instances of violence or abuse.
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The social psychologists who warn of a narcissism epidemic today, citing selfie-posting and so on, actually believe that the thing they're calling "narcissism" comes from too much parental attention and coddling; they think narcissists have too high self-esteem—which is the opposite of what Freud thought.
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SUNDAY REVIEW A subheading last Sunday for an essay about narcissism incorrectly described a figure of Greek mythology.
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Narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy are very multi-faceted concepts, but there are a few ways that they're typified.
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This is at the heart of the epidemic of narcissism that has arisen over the past half century.
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"There were layers and bigger picture issues of identity and fallen heroes, narcissism, and cultish personalities," Henderson says.
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Greengrass's script takes pains to unpack not only Breivik's ethnic nationalism but the monstrous, banal narcissism behind it.
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In fact, Smith's work does more than that, without ever devolving into displays of material excess or narcissism.
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Check out the entire Daily Show segment "The Chronicles of Narcissism: Tales from the Donald Trump Archive" here.
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This natural strain of narcissism could create a blind spot, enabling workforce automation to take us by surprise.
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On this episode of the Chosen Ones series, Gavin Hayes attempts to see what narcissism is really about.
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We can reduce negative consequences of collective narcissism by exposing collective narcissists to the culture of intergroup tolerance.
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In eleven years of hosting "The Apprentice," Trump traded on his narcissism and his bullying approach to leadership.
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Her narcissism is pathological at this point; it's sharp and dangerous and she wields it without even thinking.
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This rally could be dismissed as another display of the President's narcissism -- were the stakes not so high.
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In this case, researchers identified a significant overlap in the traits of pathological narcissism with two specific pathways.
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But Ms. Streisand is also a diva almost without peer, and her narcissism could dwarf a gassy nebula.
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It turns out that Trump's middle name is not ignorance or vulgarity or crudeness or incivility or narcissism.
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In the final moments of her life, Cersei is stripped of all her narcissism and she breaks down.
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But, because that version of events doesn't suit Nick's narcissism, he says Veronica "was all over him" instead.
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Narcissism doesn't manifest the same way in every narcissist and there are different levels of the personality disorder.
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In a normal scenario with actors, you might say there's some narcissism in terms of people being seen.
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What mix of narcissism, psychosis and the like could possibly generate such a nonstop series of seeming miscalculations?
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But conversational narcissism means people use the "shift response" as they try and claim that limelight for themselves.
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Kristin Dombek, in "The Selfishness of Others," also warns of another, more subtle menace: the fear of narcissism.
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That's so rare to find, especially in our business where there are pitfalls of narcissism and self-importance.
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Segedin's is an art of self-examination, but a self-examination that has nothing to do with narcissism.
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"Currently only about two percent of the population struggle with pathological narcissism," Ferretti explained, offering an optimistic view.
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The man's narcissism and propensity for rage are well documented and Grisham was obviously playing to both qualities.
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And it has become common among his attackers to say the president is deranged, suffering from malignant narcissism.
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Narcissism seems to work in the other direction, magnifying odds that men will commit sexual assault and rape.
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Like nepotism, this kind of narcissism favors familiarity over talent, except that the person being privileged is yourself.
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They seem to be of one sensibility, with their playful, raunchy sex talk and smug, pleasure-seeking narcissism.
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But we do ourselves, and the past, a disservice by falling prey to the narcissism of the present.
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"By definition, a celebrity doesn't need a PR presence, so the likely motivating force is narcissism," he says.
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She does nothing to advance any cause and has only supported the president's ego, narcissism and repugnant behavior.
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This is what happens when the politics of practical action get replaced by the politics of performative narcissism.
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"You can't blame Instagram, but it is a contributor to the narcissism we are seeing," Mr. Harteveldt said.
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Mr. Trump's narcissism is a clear and present danger to the United States of America and American democracy.
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As hard as it is for Sierra to endure Adeline's narcissism, it's even harder to fight against it.
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It's a perilous activity given women's traditionally subordinate status there, and transforms selfie-style narcissism into radical resistance.
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Mr. Trump is capable of any belief or action that feeds his extreme narcissism, no matter how absurd.
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But what we know already is that Harvey didn't blow away the opportunism and narcissism at Trump's core.
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Here in the narcissism capital, Mr. Lin's sweetness and sunshine can be hard to take at face value.
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"I have said it before, and I'll say it again: I want altruism and narcissism to be combined."
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There is no depth that Trump will not explore in order to further his own narcissism and victimhood.
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In a recently released book, 27 experts declare that Trump has symptoms of narcissism, paranoia, and is delusional.
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Looking back now, Hannah's self-absorption looks less like narcissism and more like an economic and social necessity.
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Do you think people are getting disenchanted with the unrelenting narcissism of social media, the celebrity worship culture?
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Plus, you have to admit Watchmen has a bit of a point when it comes to her narcissism.
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THE BIG IDEAS We don't see the problem with our self-importance because our narcissism is so complete.
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You could call them the "selfie" generation and make some facile analysis about narcissism, but that's too easy.
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The reality is that stupidity, bad judgment, narcissism, lack of integrity and immoral or amoral behaviors aren't crimes.
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Kim and Kourt went back to privately resenting one other's narcissism instead of hamming it up for the camera.
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But the racism in it was likely more a matter of Trump's lack of education and narcissism than hatred.
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It's a direct result of the narcissism social media breeds, and it's making us into haters of most everything.
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Onstage he was a whirlwind of zoot-suited, open-shirted narcissism, a hypnotic, genderfluid frenzy of gyrating pulsating energy.
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We have just received data from an American national sample showing that collective narcissism predicted having voted for Trump.
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One thing that worries me the most is that collective narcissism becomes a problem when it becomes a norm.
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In a social-media age, narcissism was a disease ready-fitted for the hazy yellows of a Nashville filter.
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All this is a game of narcissism and disingenuous grievances that smart comedians like Wolf rightfully refuse to play.
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But the researchers noted that different aspects of narcissism correlated with identifying as a liberal or as a conservative.
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A little bit of narcissism, however, is okay; it's normal to feel special once in a while, Malkin says.
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These people didn't love the labels, either, Grubbs said, but they were less offended than people lower in narcissism.
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Her honest narcissism would have reached even greater heights had the brand backed it up with consistent, reliable quality.
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Multiple experiments prove that the characteristics that define narcissism — high self-esteem, focus, and drive — are powerful change agents.
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His belligerence and narcissism, even solipsism, show us how not to act if we want to play them well.
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If there were an narcissism effect, the ETR should be lower than expected and negatively correlated with the NarcScore.
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" Scheiner McClain describes the book as "a non-ironic art photography project examining notions of beauty, celebrity, and narcissism.
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After he loses his memory, Lockhart also loses his narcissism (it grows back, but in a benign, charming fashion).
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Doing something that other people consider insanity/impossible requires equal parts narcissism and a messianic view of technological transformation.
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"While of course not all dimensions of narcissism are good, certain aspects can lead to positive outcomes," Papageorgiou said.
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In their narcissism, they think they alone understand the crisis and are in a position to reverse the trends.
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Your covers feed his narcissism, preach to the choir, and make us wary of opening the mailbox each week.
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Mr. Trump is the very embodiment of the culture of narcissism and decadence that moral traditionalism exists to counteract.
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That sort of reckless narcissism worked great with conservative primary voters, but it's already proving disastrous in the general.
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Politicians are often disparaged for being self-serving; Madsen's acting deftly straddles the line between narcissism and sincere competence.
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Joy Williams: It's human beings who are unknowable—who can fathom or explain their cruelties and narcissism and nihilism?
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People hear the word "narcissism" and they think self-involved, big ego, using others for personal gain without remorse.
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As presented in this novel, the life of May Alcott contains the familiar petty narcissism alongside intense creative ambition.
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So that's where it started, exploring that sense of paralysis and the narcissism of not understanding your own perspective.
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This exhibition is about narcissism to the umpteenth degree — the kind only certain artists, businessmen, and politicians can withstand.
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He saw a way to grapple with deeply complicated personal topics without exploiting his family or tangoing with narcissism.
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He likes asking about masturbation, money, making it big and psychotherapy, all of which demonstrate more narcissism than curiosity.
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Refraining from troubling behaviors is not enough; abusive narcissism must be unraveled through a transformation of heart and mind.
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Early on there were a few attempts to mold her into a starlet, "narcissism boot camp," she called it.
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She even went as far as to write a two-page paper on the importance of having some narcissism.
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In October, he used clinical terms in The Atlantic to say Mr. Trump's narcissism made him unfit for office.
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It's the largest recorded study on narcissism ever conducted, Insider reports, with a study group of nearly 750 people.
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The same tinge of self-aware narcissism that makes the book at times so annoying makes it finally triumphant.
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He certainly had symptoms shared by other mass shooters: anxiety, obsessive-compulsive behaviors, paranoia, narcissism and features of autism.
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Click here to see the 3D selfies in the Virtual Narcissism project, which Martina Menegon will be updating regularly.
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A country that has spent a half century valuing narcissism as a supreme good, a necessary component to achieve.
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It's a kind of self-obsessed narcissism that actually degrades virtuous living into something much less good for humanity.
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Narcissism is very common in political leaders, celebrities, doctors, lawyers, and professors, but it's not a disqualifying criteria for governing.
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Arthur C. Brooks MY teenage son recently informed me that there is an Internet quiz to test oneself for narcissism.
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This created what Christopher Lasch memorably called a "culture of narcissism," which took root in American life during the 1970s.
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Awkwardly figurative, like portraits of the self-absorbed, her paintings aptly describe our daily encounters with personal or cultural narcissism.
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He has been described as a modern-day product of reality-TV narcissism, or the second coming of European fascism.
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You may wonder how Mr Trump's narcissism and lack of detailed understanding could ever transform America's standing for the better.
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Unfortunately, Complicated Childhood Relationship with Father Resulting in Questionable Decision-Making Practices Spurred by Clinical Narcissism was not an option.
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Trump brings a level of narcissism, abrasiveness and lack of government experience that will rewrite the book on presidential mien.
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But, as the tale spools out, the effect is a vivid and awful dramatisation of the narcissism of obsessive love.
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It's called collective narcissism, and it likely helps explain why Trump's slogan "Make America Great Again" resonated with some Americans.
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There are a group of measurements in psychology alluringly known as the Dark Triad, which gauge Machiavellianism, Narcissism, and Psychopathy.
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"General bitter taste preferences emerged as a robust predictor for Machiavellianism, psychopathy, narcissism, and everyday sadism," the study's authors write.
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And here's a big truth about narcissism: it has to extend into every facet of your business — and your life.
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"True narcissism is when someone can flip a tragedy and make themselves the center of attention," another Twitter user wrote.
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Put another way, Republicans need to understand that the bad cousin of rugged individualism—conservative America's founding value—is narcissism.
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I'm sure there are degrees of narcissism there, but Trub's research suggests that our social feeds aren't just vanity projects.
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A Google search of Trump and "narcissism" generates many hits, and reportedly advisers cater to the President's desire for praise.
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"Author" is most interesting — and least self-aware — as a study in the gullibility and narcissism of the celebrity class.
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"Scaramucci retweeted the report on Twitter, saying that Trump's narcissism is the reason "why he doesn't have any real friends.
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Diana Vishneva's Juliet, ravishing in the past and still superficially exquisite, on Tuesday tipped over into a study in narcissism.
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Stein also said more than half of college students scored higher on a narcissism scale in 2009 than in 1982.
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"Shannon Thomas, a trauma therapist, told INSIDER that the cruelty shown by toxic in-laws is "like narcissism on steroids.
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With him, "hater" is a term of compound narcissism: It's persecuting and persecuted, wronged and righting, both sword and shield.
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Ryu: In that sense, Jaime's dying credo—"nothing else matters, only us"—has some broader relevance beyond the Lannisters' narcissism.
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When taken to extremes, the authors wrote, self-confidence in one leader may be hubris and narcissism in the next.
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" On the downside, however: "Research suggests that swearing is linked to personality traits such as extraversion, dominance, narcissism, and neuroticism.
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Researchers have long documented the impact of narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism (better known as the Dark Triad) on the workplace.
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He cast his dancers as near-naked adults in black underwear, in situations of narcissism, sexual desire and emotional perplexity.
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His 2003 collection, "What Narcissism Means to Me," was a finalist for the National Book Critics Circle Award for poetry.
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A program on March 18–393 will look at how video art and psychotherapy both bred narcissism in the 1970s.
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The video cartoons riff on Trump's absurd utterances to illustrate the president's tumultuous inner life of paranoia, narcissism and xenophobia.
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Mr. Duque will need to move away from Mr. Uribe's brand of conservatism, and Mr. López Obrador from his narcissism.
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NIN's writing was considered by some critics to show insights on femininity, while others felt her thoughts stemmed from narcissism.
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" Ultimately, Wagner mocks herself for being "afflicted with the narcissism of self-testing, eager for data about me me me.
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These wandering souls are doomed to an eternity of narcissism, yet there is something they love even more than themselves.
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Many of the collection's male characters share this trait of childlike narcissism, one that is often suggested through narrative omission.
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I don't complain that he is always the hero of these stories; on Broadway you don't deduct points for narcissism.
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Nature — trees, birds, wild animals — has no right to interfere with the lazy Western narcissism of this man's political base.
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Stein's demands for a recount reflect the same narcissism as her candidacy, whose primary function was to help Trump win.
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We found that customers who scored high on narcissism expected others to be more aware of their feelings of ownership.
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A world of everyday neurosis, minor catastrophe, panic, charm, indiscretion, revelation, fallen pride, deflated bravado, pricked narcissism, and unexpected affection.
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Because otherwise it's almost like throwing yourself back on your narcissism eternally, then only wanting to be seen as desiring.
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Related: Taxidermied Animals Come Back to Life Farm Animals Snapping Selfies Proves Narcissism is Equal Among All These Aren't Paintings.
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Virtual Narcissism also grew out of Menegon's interest in the use of bodies and interactivity, as well distortions and failures.
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It will determine whether we move forward as one nation or splinter at the hands of one man's narcissism and divisiveness.
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While only 6% of the US population is thought to actually have narcissistic personality disorder, narcissism is really on a spectrum.
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The "dark triad," a set of three socially aversive personality traits: narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy, all wrapped up in one person.
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Narcissism, for example, is related to good physical and mental health and longer life while Machiavellianism is linked to social flexibility.
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The concert's final number was her solo rendition of Bob Dylan's "Forever Young," a trite song that mocks baby-boomer narcissism.
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His perfect storm of self-doubt and narcissism can read as profound when you've got nothing else to compare it to.
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Just to be clear, we're not talking about the clinically diagnosed kind; instead it's what experts call "subclinical" or "normal" narcissism.
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" Dennis accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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That might seem like a pointed criticism of teen narcissism, except that director John McPhail is unfailingly on these kids' side.
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Golec de Zavala has data (under peer review) that shows collective narcissism predicted voting for "Leave" option in the Brexit referendum.
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Maybe motherhood will help her get over her obviously deep-seated narcissism and self-absorption, and finally grow as a person.
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That is the challenge of the narcissism of today's digital nomad: it's about freedom of movement, but not responsibility to engage.
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"If a CEO is at one firm and moves to a new firm, the narcissism level remains the same," Olsen said.
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Narcissism involves an unrealistic sense of grandiosity and superiority, manifested in the form of vanity, self-admiration and delusions of talent.
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Combined with the full tilt narcissism the job all but required, and I had become a real treat to be around.
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But now with social media, the talent to showcase is gone, and now everybody just has the narcissism to show off.
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Kristin Dombek's The Selfishness of Others: An Essay on the Fear of Narcissism is now out from Farrar, Straus, and Giroux.
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Of course, narcissism also has negative consquences: Other research suggests that narcissists are destructive and volatile, especially in positions of power.
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By one theory narcissism flows from a developmental disorder called alexithymia, the inability to identify and describe emotions in the self.
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Mainly, Stewart accused the media of responding to the overbearing narcissism of the 45th president with narcissistic fervor of their own.
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But now we know that his narcissism knows no bounds—that he'll continue to congratulate himself even as lives are lost.
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They may feed narcissism and promote vanity, but they also allow young people — women especially — to reclaim their faces and bodies.
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His lawyers said in court that the claim was based on his client's struggles with narcissism, sexual sadism and substance abuse.
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However, if he did suffer from narcissism, it would pale in comparison to prior presidents, including some of our most celebrated.
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His Wednesday speech underlined his key weaknesses: His failure to do any homework, his narcissism and his half-baked policy ideas.
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We are yet again reminded of how this president has hired people who reflect and reinforce his nastiness, neediness and narcissism.
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"Keys's characteristics include narcissism and an arrogant indifference to the suffering of innocent and vulnerable people," prosecutors wrote in the memorandum.
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They are the apotheosis of the politics of branding, and the worst conflicts always stem from the narcissism of small differences.
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The traits Trump embodies are narcissism, not humility; combativeness, not love; the sanctification of the rich and blindness toward the poor.
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The video cartoons riff on Mr. Trump's absurd utterances to illustrate the president's tumultuous inner life of paranoia, narcissism and xenophobia.
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Every so often, soliloquies happen: out-of-time monologues in which the girls give voice to concealed narcissism and abysmal doubts.
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We've got the self-enclosed narcissism of Donald Trump and, to a lesser degree, the mistrustful defensiveness of Hillary Clinton's campaign.
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A new study, the largest-ever conducted narcissism, looked specifically at hypersensitivity, a trait that helps determine how narcissistic people are.
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Obsolescence is the dark side of fashion, which, accordingly, has always (and often intentionally) blurred the line between narcissism and futility.
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It is all a depressing reminder that the main quality currently required for senior political office in the UK is narcissism.
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It turns out that it isn't just the president whose narcissism, corruption and immorality threatens the wellbeing of the United States.
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I get the narcissism because I feel like every president has an element of that, whether they hide it or not.
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There's something so engaging and uplifting about that and yet there's this dark underbelly — the narcissism, all these tragedies that happen.
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But I loved Hannah Horvath, despite all the accusations of unlikability and narcissism she fielded from viewers — and other Girls characters.
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"I knew I was different when I was about nine," he tells her, in a basso voice of beautifully profound narcissism.
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The ideas — like stereotype threat, the Mozart effect, and whether there's a "narcissism epidemic" among millennials — have not necessarily been disproven.
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Murray is self-aware of this generous read on selfie culture, a seemingly ostentatious remark against the blanket accusations of narcissism.
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So we've got a capitalist culture that's built on this idea of competitive individualism, and it's obviously produced a narcissism problem.
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Though there was minimal difference in cortisol levels among women, in men, higher narcissism predicted greater cortisol reactivity and worse mood.
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A toxic dynamic often manifests between parents and their children when the parents act out of their self-interest and, essentially, narcissism.
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"If you have Borderline Personality Disorder, if you have narcissism, any of these kinds of things, they're all highly treatable," Danielsen said.
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Unfortunately, rigorously treating Trump's narcissism would require acknowledgement and effort on his part, and it's hard to keep any narcissist in therapy.
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Desi's narcissism is a perennially blooming impediment to Marnie's happiness, and Fran's phone holds secrets that the relentlessly nosy Hannah soon uncovers.
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It's fashionable, lately, to blame "lazy millennials" for everything, from their inability to save money to buy houses to their perceived narcissism.
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Yet neither Mr Assange's journalistic malpractice, nor his hostility to the West and narcissism, however contemptible, are the subject of criminal prosecution.
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" Dennis also accused her ex of exhibiting "periods of impulsive and uncontrollable bouts of anger" and "extreme narcissism and anger management problems.
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"Narcissism is detrimental for finding new friends," confirms Philip Leifeld, a researcher at the University of Glasgow who co-authored the study.
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Twitter seemed like a ghastly mashup of the preening narcissism and nanosecond attention spans that defined the worst trends in digital culture.
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In addition to population control and a national mobilization effort, according to the Berkeley City Council, residents should avoid "consumerism" and "narcissism."
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That's just my average human narcissism talking — what's more fascinating to me than a beautifully laid out map of my own brain?
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He was the embodiment of all that was ugly in America—from the excessive makeup to the narcissism to his persecution complex.
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"It creates a massive individualization, an absurd search for another form of narcissism of 'how can I live well forever,'" he said.
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Lu Yang's installations and videos hyperbolize the morass of narcissism, identity-loss, fantasy, and fetish that comprises our relationship to synthetic experience.
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Instead, her installations and videos hyperbolize the morass of narcissism, identity-loss, fantasy, and fetish that comprises our relationship to synthetic experience.
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Selfies critics often decry the act as a form of narcissism, but advocates know the selfie is confidence in its purest form.
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In this respect, Remec's work bows to the culture of narcissism, inviting viewers to take multiple selfies and exponentially replicate them online.
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He also worries about scenarios that encourage the character traits that psychologists refer to as "the dark triad": narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy.
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"The Tree of Life" is a roving, gorgeous look at how people grapple with infinity without falling into the traps of narcissism.
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It only compounds the narcissism and the self-centered nature of not so much digital media or technology, but our contemporary culture.
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Mr. Trump might be fueled by pure narcissism — that's the implication of this video comparing him to a group of mean girls.
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They feed his narcissism, and in turn, he creates an intimacy even in an arena that leaves both sides awash in pleasure.
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Men with high levels of sexual narcissism are more likely to engage in unwanted sexual contact, sexual coercion, and attempted/completed rape.
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She seemed to operate according to the principle that narcissism was not the precondition for artistic exploration, but was instead its enemy.
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His self-absorption, narcissism, casual cruelty, lack of empathy and penchant for self-pity have not been leavened by any redeeming qualities.
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And flamenco dancing has so strong an element of narcissism that, even with the finest exponents, it often borders on the ridiculous.
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Is it possible they refused to give him honors because, even then, they had reservations about his performance in Self-Paced Narcissism?
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Today, the most consequential manifestation of American political narcissism is the extent to which the United States Constitution is exempted from critique.
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Yes, a majority of Americans find Trump repulsive — his lies, his pathological narcissism, his lack of decency, his illiteracy of democratic principles.
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For William Steding, a diplomatic historian living in Colorado, American individualism has morphed into narcissism, perfectibility into entitlement, and exceptionalism into hubris.
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Given his volatility and vindictiveness, his Nietzschean ethic and his overpowering narcissism, this is exactly what one would expect of Mr. Trump.
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The similarities between the two of you are unavoidable: the preening, the insecurity, the pathological narcissism, the chronic lying, the bad haircuts.
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After studying him intently the past two years, I am not alone in concluding that his problems extend far beyond mere narcissism.
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By its very nature, it is anti-Trump, whose narcissism is only the beginning of his antithesis to the American political tradition.
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Although he is right to criticize their persistent free-riding, his impulsive behavior and ignorant narcissism cannot help but drive them away.
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As Mr. Pfeffer told me this week, Mr. Trump exhibits several qualities that are prevalent among many leaders, including narcissism and dishonesty.
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We live in a world overpopulated by privileged white guys who mistake their depression for existential wisdom, their narcissism for superior vision.
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New research from Brunel University and Goldsmiths, University of London has linked narcissism to antisocial online behavior like attention-seeking and bullying.
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He's always terrific at feathering his own nest and he's been rewarded for his world-class narcissism rather than being punished for it.
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The world saw unabashed narcissism, nepotism, and moral emptiness in an administration that has so far failed to secure any major international agreements.
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If someone has a Dark Tetrad personality type, it means they can have any of the following traits: sadism, psychopathy, narcissism, or Machiavellianism.
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Russian intelligence services leveraged either the naivete or the narcissism of the Trump 2016 campaign to advance their agenda of undermining our democracy.
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These comedies star teenage characters, but in the background they're protest films, ragging on the narcissism and hypocrisy of parents, teachers, and principals.
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Obviously we're a generation defined by our abject narcissism, whose self-esteem will crumble the moment we're no longer the center of attention.
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Insights from fields like cognitive science and psychology could curtail some of Trump's worst qualities, from lack of empathy to bigotry to narcissism.
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If Trump's first few weeks in office are any indicator, he'll do little to curb his impulsivity, narcissism, and megalomania on his own.
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All of a sudden, Hannah — accused of narcissism every second of her life and rightfully so — now has real stakes to think about.
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During an early screening of the series, a man in the audience labeled Sally "unlikable" for her narcissism, her portrayer Goldberg told Elle.
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What he calls "healthy narcissism" tips over into disorder territory when it impedes a person's ability to form normal bonds with other people.
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Nepal's time zone—15 minutes ahead of Indian Standard Time, which it borders on both east and west—is an exercise in narcissism.
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What is written up and under review now are my data showing that collective narcissism predicted the Brexit vote in a similar manner.
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One study found that politicians had the highest rates of narcissism of four professions studied, which also included university faculty, librarians and clergy.
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Another is that he knows he'll lose, and he's already making excuses—voter fraud is perfectly tailored to Trump's specific brand of narcissism.
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The personality traits associated with this include narcissism, lacking empathy, grandiosity, being impulsive, being a thrill seeker, fearing commitment and being self-destructive.
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Yes, The Bachelor and The Bachelorette are regularly gross depictions of vanity and narcissism, and they pervert the already perverse fairy tale trope.
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The changes from generation to generation are subtle — the difference in 1 or 2 points on a 40-point narcissism scale, Grubbs said.
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These once helter-skelter prose experiments, that stray too far from art journalism into botulistic narcissism, now strike my eye as dead magic.
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Dictator lit, on the other hand, is an altogether more curious genre, unbound by these concerns and behold only to the strongman's narcissism.
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And worried by the way the word "narcissism" helps us fetishize our own empathy, as if "we" always have it and "they" don't.
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But lifelong narcissism combined with a deep sense of artistic purpose would seem to furnish a perfectly adequate explanation for his switchback career.
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In the strictest sense that's true, narcissism is a deriving pleasure from the self — but does that separate this wedding from traditional ones?
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His letter almost had me persuaded, but Polly's expletive-peppered, take-no-prisoners call-out of his narcissism pretty much made my day.
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And it's a full-on homage to Blair Witch; it's basically remaking that movie on Snapchat, with this subtext of social media narcissism.
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And this sense of hysteria and narcissism from people pretending to be decent and moral is sort of what the book is about.
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And worried by the way the word "narcissism"helps us fetishize our own empathy, as if "we" always have it and "they" don't.
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ANTON PERICH (photographer, publisher of "Night: A Chronicle of New York After Dark") I was searching for narcissism and I found it there.
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We might be talking about a prank if this were sharpie's sentencing," Segal said, adding that "This was rage driven by profound narcissism.
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Some have suggested that the dark personality triad — narcissism, psychopathy, and Machianvellianism (manipulativeness) — could use the addition of sadism and become a tetrad.
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If you build a society upon this metaphor you will wind up with a society high in narcissism and low in social connection.
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The national narcissism, bordering on sociopathy, that could turn theft and genocide into a feel-good feast is her play's point of entry.
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It's the most chilling measure yet of Trump's narcissism, and it's a breathtaking glimpse into what that means for the people around him.
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Smith has always been merciless in splaying her characters open and allowing their flaws — their weakness, blindness, narcissism, vanity — to spur the narrative.
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" Filipovic wrote, "It turns out that it isn't just the President whose narcissism, corruption and immorality threatens the wellbeing of the United States.
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In the interrogation room, everything Payton says to exonerate himself just emphasizes his single-minded narcissism and puts him further in the hole.
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The prospect required a certain kind of self-assurance, possibly even narcissism—it called for someone who thrived in the center of controversy.
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The study including nearly 750 people, published December 10 in the journal Psychology and Aging, is the largest study of narcissism to date.
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Their efforts to help him, though rooted in charity, dovetail with a perverse brand of narcissism, which Osborne captures with a sharp eye.
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She recently took a personality assessment test for a management course she's enrolled in, and her narcissism score was double the class average.
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It may be reasonable to suggest that, as she recovers, her position gradually changes, her punctured actorly narcissism fizzling with a long hiss.
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Mr. Brand's thinking about addiction goes something like this: At the root of all addiction is narcissism, a constant thrumming attention to self.
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"They told me I was everything," he says, understanding, too late, that his own narcissism has been the catalyst for his country's ruin.
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The software, first reported by Evening Standard, is meant to flag people who show signs of "narcissism, Machiavellianism, or psychopathy," among other traits.
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Malkin's online test for narcissism and echoism has been taken over 100,000 times, whilst the raisedbynarcissists support group on Reddit has 328,000 subscribers.
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You know, I do love Esther, but I don't think you need any degrees in psychology to point out narcissism in that case.
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Selfies — which have been critiqued as symbols of narcissism and celebrated as examples of defiant self-representation — are now receiving the museum treatment.
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That would require something closer to full-blown narcissism—or a private, long-running in-joke I never want to be a part of.
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So Trump, playing to West's narcissism, which he knows all too well, invited him for a very public meeting on this very important day.
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Maybe our death grip on our phones, which now occupy five hours of every day, isn't a personal failing—lack of willpower, rudeness, narcissism.
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If not for his blatant narcissism and penchant for telling dubious stories about having once performed with James Brown, his behavior might be endearing.
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With repeated references to "I" and "my" and "me," Trump flashed his lifelong narcissism and reassured the nation that at least he is consistent.
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I don't think Trump's greatest personality failure is his hubris—I think it's all the other stuff: the narcissism, the insecurity, his emotional infantilism.
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THE Nigerian edition of "Big Brother" has the same mix of narcissism, banality and back-stabbing found in every other version of the show.
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They're merely a symptom of issues like body image and narcissism that are not new nor native to our current social media–driven world.
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The artist's lifelong investigation of portraiture and self-portraiture had more to do with a fascination for the performance of the self than narcissism.
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She embraces total and utter narcissism as a coping mechanism, hoping that sleeping for an entire year would cure her of depression and ennui.
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A key element of narcissism, say experts, is a lack of empathy -- an inability or unwillingness to recognize the needs and feelings of others.
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For sure, foreigners have been guilty of a certain narcissism in imagining that ordinary Chinese, as they grow richer, will aspire to Western freedoms.
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I didn't want to add narcissism to injury by naming you without permission, but I've talked on my podcast about the lines I crossed.
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While the term can be used informally to describe someone who thinks the world revolves around them, narcissism is also a diagnosable personality disorder.
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Trump's desperate need to entertain, and his consistently demonstrated narcissism, may make for an interesting combination of personality traits when we're talking about comedians.
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As we've seen with the steady increase in popularity of Facebook Stories, if you give people a stage for narcissism, they will fill it.
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"Much is made to compare these methods with obsessive-compulsive disorder but we all know that OCD is a form of narcissism," he writes.
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Named The Geminoid, this apparent act of narcissism is but one android in a growing army of human-like robots Ishiguro has helped realize.
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What interested me the most in your most recent paper was the finding that collective narcissism and in-group pride did not perfectly correlate.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "The cult of the body is the perfect successor to the culture of narcissism of the Me Generation.
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His narcissism, thin-skin and propensity to tweet first and ask questions later are not worthy qualities of the leader of the free world.
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Others think of them more as acne, a rash that fosters narcissism, threatens privacy and reduces intelligent discourse to the exchange of flippant memes.
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Their recently published study examined the personality profiles of 750 Americans taken days before the vote, looking for relationships between narcissism and political ideology.
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"If you think of narcissism as the drive to feel special, a little bit puts you in the center of the spectrum," he says.
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They're apparently evidence of narcissism or self-centeredness, though, some people say they're a feminist act of smashing patriarchal beauty standards, which YES, GIRL.
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That's because studies overwhelmingly show that men who possess the Dark Triad personality traits (narcissism, psychopathy and Machiavellism) are adept at beginning new relationships.
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Knausgaard has been called narcissistic, and many have cited the popularity of the memoir genre as a sign of a cultural shift toward narcissism.
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If politics is not about respecting the past to secure the future, it is merely a mirror you gaze in, a form of narcissism.
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His sensibility suited a generation convinced that it had invented sex, in the sixties, and the pleasures and panics of narcissism, in the seventies.
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As vividly reconstructed by Marton, Noel Field's life is a window on the delusion and narcissism that fuel the self-radicalized of any era.
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A self-contained, closed and cyclical loop, Mr. Trump's narcissism has no exit: He couldn't stop himself from his behavioral patterns if he tried.
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The Kingpin's overscaled rage and narcissism gave the story energy, and the contrast with Daredevil's problematic idealism was fertile ground for comic-book melodrama.
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Yet in both cases (the details of which differ significantly) the kingpins operated with a certain opaque logic and caution rather than blind narcissism.
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Kurt's attempts to solve his dual loneliness and narcissism with increasingly delusional forays into big data are run-of-the-mill tech-bro disruption.
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And yet, contrary to what you might expect, the narcissism comes across as peculiar, even benign: she is making a film of her other.
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One has publicly, and controversially, diagnosed him with a narcissistic personality disorder, and another uses video of the President to teach narcissism to students.
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Lean in close, and there's a tiny skull lurking among the gems, a detail to ward off accusations of narcissism and coyly embrace fate.
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After all, prayer and rejoicing can also function as forms of narcissism, as ways to drown out the screams of the poor, the oppressed.
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In her intelligence, vulnerability, volatility, desperation, narcissism and self-destructiveness, Su Lan — despite her voicelessness — is a compellingly complex protagonist, portrayed with exquisite irony.
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Chopik also noted that narcissism can be measured various ways and they only used one of those methods, which could have skewed the results.
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He baits them and they dive in, and what he's done well, I thought, is appeal to their own narcissism, to their own ego.
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By a quirk of fate, a young, ambitious hustler at the Democratic National Committee, Patrick Caddell, became obsessed with Mr. Lasch's theory of narcissism.
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Self-deprivation could, after all, be rebranded as a form of vanity, of narcissism, of immoderation — taking more than one's due by another script.
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They fill the void with binge drinking, social media narcissism, and all expense paid trips to Europe, where the grass is apparently always greener.
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His "Così fan Tutte" in 1995 had costumes by Armani, huge mirrors and mobile phones, a comment on the narcissism of the modern age.
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When I look back at my development as a writer, it is heavily correlated with the loss of that narcissism and its related insecurity.
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A 2016 study published in the journal Social Networking recruited Instagram users under age 26 and had them complete the Five Factor Narcissism Inventory.
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For the study, 239 undergrads who were active Instagram were measured on the Hypersensitive Narcissism Scale and asked about their motivations for using Instagram.
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On the flip side, those students who are used to their parents enabling everything, are more likely to display traits of narcissism and entitlement.
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"We found that [signs of creativity] were correlated with dark triad narcissism and psychopathy, but the stronger correlation was for psychopathic boldness," Galang explains.
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Past studies have suggested that plucked eyebrows and "a cheery smile" are also signs of narcissism — how reliable are those as indicators of pathology?
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"American Girls" too often devolves into generalized observations (about bullying, narcissism, misogyny, etc.), illustrated with anecdotes drawn from the more than 200 interviews she conducted.
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"The narcissism of this woman and her self-importance and her blatant disregard of people that have helped her has got to stop," she said.
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Ultimately, "the evidence just isn't there for an epidemic of narcissism or anything else" in Twenge's thesis, declared the Chronicle of Higher Education in 2010.
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In a separate study that year, researchers found that people who troll demonstrated a strong link to personality traits of sadism, narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism.
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An age of non-commitment, bet-hedging, unbridled narcissism and a rapacious desire to be defined by whatever over-stuffed burger we're plonking on Instagram.
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It's scattered and it's mean, mixing up a classic Girls cocktail of narcissism and forced reflection that leads to unexpected — if not totally believable — breakthroughs.
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Regardless of your narcissism score, it's easy to understand how dating apps can provide an ego boost, and why that might make swiping feel addictive.
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Delusions of grandeur, extreme issues with narcissism — none of which would be a talking point if we weren't speaking about the man leading our country.
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One can t quite forgive Grey his narcissism, the way he used women to shield the public (and himself) from the truth about his sexuality.
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Narcissism gives us the confidence and self-esteem to survive and the necessary drive, resilience, and tenacity to succeed in a world full of uncertainty.
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Trump is the exact opposite, gleefully breaking all conventionalities with his bombast, narcissism and seeming indifference to the intricacies of running a powerful, complex government.
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Narcissism is often regarded as a negative trait, and narcissists are seen as self-centered and not dissuaded from self-aggrandizing, even after personal failure.
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And then there's a time when narcissism is woken up, when you really see yourself in the mirror for the first time, in a way.
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To show the connection between narcissism and sexual assault, the study's authors employed a behavioral theory that posits many different pathways can lead to assault.
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Her "Ballad" is open to charges of narcissism, exhibitionism, voyeurism and the glamorization of bad behavior, qualities that are partly what make it so riveting.
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You start to root for Eleanor, despite her selfishness; for Chidi, despite his dallying; for Tahani, despite her narcissism; and for Jason, despite his folly.
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Cherlyn Chong, a coach who helps professional women recover from toxic exes, told INSIDER conversational narcissism is the tendency to steer conversations back to yourself.
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" Any book, for its writer, "is its own asylum," Ms. Dombek laments, "but a book about narcissism is like the padded cell inside the asylum.
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Selina's narcissism in this scene is really a beautiful thing to behold, and Julia Louis-Dreyfus gives her character the breadth to be so unlikable.
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Even some of his closest allies ended up turning against him and telling us that his narcissism and petty corruption got way out of control.
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Compassion, which is the opposite of narcissism, is as essential to the presidency as any trait and presidents of both parties have shown it often.
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I don't want to make the argument that great art somehow excuses pathological narcissism, and I don't think Ms. Groff or Ms. Wolf do either.
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By the final season, it became frustrating to watch characters struggle with the same flaws—like Marnie Michaels's narcissism—they'd been battling since the beginning.
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Cowardly lashings out; whimsical sociopathy coupled with ingrained narcissism; one-word excremental shrieks splayed across the screen like fight words from the 1960s Batman: BLAM!
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This same narcissism caused the editors of our sacred stories to limit the rape of Dinah to only nine words in a book of thousands.
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Barbara Bloom similarly tackles the question of how cultural systems shape our perception of art, and our role as viewers, with The Reign of Narcissism.
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Then there is the social media culture, a place of chaos and narcissism that is so pervasive it smacks us in the face every day.
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Delusions of Grandeur, extreme issues of narcissism -- none of which would be a talking point if we weren't speaking about the man leading our country.
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Wurtzel herself is hyperaware of the narcissistic nature of her problems, and her willingness to expose herself — narcissism and all — ultimately wins the reader over.
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In her intelligence, vulnerability, volatility, desperation, narcissism and self-destructiveness, Su Lan — despite her voicelessness — is as complex a protagonist as any I can recall.
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But his self-flagellating exposé was well-timed to the end of a decade rattled by the AIDS crisis and soured by narcissism and decadence.
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But his self-flagellating exposé was well-timed to the end of a decade rattled by the AIDS crisis and soured by narcissism and decadence.
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Delusions of Grandeur, extreme issues of narcissism - none of which would be a talking point if we weren't speaking about the man leading our country.
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They do this not because of some 12-dimensional chess analysis of the political landscape, but because that's what narcissism and zero-sum thinking does.
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If she were, Dr. Germain says she'd be a minority when it comes to extreme narcissism, because narcissistic personality disorder is often more prominent in men.
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Yes, the same Schwartz who called Trump a "sociopath" during the 2016 Presidential campaign, and just yesterday claimed that Trump's "dangerous & pathological narcissism" is getting worse.
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Three years ago, Kim presented a work, "Fear in Porcelain," that challenged the idea of a solo dance for what she saw as its intrinsic narcissism.
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" Today, he continued, "there's this cacophony of grievances about tech—polarization, outrageification, FOMO , narcissism—but we have to show how it's all actually one big thing.
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He also took nude photos of this child who he had known since she was nine and left them out for his family to see. Narcissism.
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The Fyre Festival saga, which at first seemed a tale of millennial narcissism, isn't just a lesson in schadenfreude, it's also about hideous corruption and exploitation.
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As well as narcissism, idleness and a willingness to take advantage of others, they share a flair for arguing that black is white and vice versa.
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"We can conclude that there is a moderately positive correlation between the personality measures of Narcissism and Machiavellianism and the endorsement of revenge porn," he said.
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For example, Dr. Timmermans' research found that people who score high on narcissism in personality tests are more likely to use Tinder to boost their egos.
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" Aniston went on about how her friends with pre-teens use their phones and social media like Snapchat in a way that is "just fueling narcissism.
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" As one attendee told me after the film's Wednesday night premiere in D.C.: "The film was an unusual combination of electoral self-deprecation and climate narcissism.
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"Can't Get Enough Of Myself" is I think one of the most upbeat, fun songs on the record, but it's a total satirical song about narcissism.
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Yet viewed from a distance, the clash between the GOP establishment and the rebels really does look in many ways like the narcissism of small differences.
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But if someone's issues fall into a more problematic category (untreated addiction, narcissism, patriarchal vibes), find the nearest exit hatch, open your parachute, and fly free!
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I actually think Refn couldn't fully embrace his own concept — that this pure, beautiful girl could also be a vessel for unbridled vanity, narcissism, and malice.
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It's cute, and only the most curmudgeonly selfie-hater would condemn it now: we're past #takes about narcissism and whether phones are poison (obviously they are).
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You say that Freud argued that narcissism, at its base, stems from an instinct of self-preservation, especially when dealing with cold, cruel, or violent parents.
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That's the joke that fearing narcissism always plays on you—when you start calling others assholes, you're giving up on them, and then you're one, too.
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All of the evidence showed that grandiose narcissism tended to be correlated with traits that help you succeed, such as mental toughness, confidence and goal-orientation.
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In the latest episode of The Run Up, we explore two forces that have endeared and alarmed us in political life this year: impulsiveness and narcissism.
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Last July, in a classic outburst of narcissism, Trump privately referred to Amlo as "Juan Trump," declaring the newly-elected president to be his Mexican equivalent.
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This debate, occurring among a small cohort of conservative writers who agree on most issues, runs the risk of being about the narcissism of small differences.
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"I don't think David actually wants to escape the gravitational pull of his own narcissism, so in a way he gets what he wants," he said.
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I see everyday narcissism as a set of core beliefs we hold to be true, and that we are first taught under the age of five.
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Research into personality traits viewed as malevolent goes back at least to Sigmund Freud, the Viennese pioneer of psychiatry who identified narcissism - or excessive self-love.
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But for its inherent narcissism, and a litany of other slightly more bizarre reasons, people have attempted to make the argument that it is secretly evil.
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Turning Points Through the mist of change precipitated by President Trump's consuming narcissism, some new order is taking shape, but its form is as yet indiscernible.
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K.M. says even if fans don't like his "charming narcissism," they're gonna end up tuning in to watch him 'cause he's THAT good of a player.
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In a 1976 New York cover article he coined "the 'Me' Decade" to describe the 1970s, which I'd misremembered as some trifling swipe at yuppie narcissism.
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The president negotiates poorly with foreign leaders in leaked transcripts of their conversations because narcissism blinds him to what they want, Michelle Goldberg writes in Slate.
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Ms. LuPone has an ardently sung tribute to the preservative powers of narcissism, during which a gallery of Rubinstein's portraits by famous artists materializes behind her.
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It illustrates what may well be another quasi-mathematical equation when it comes to politics and human nature, which is the correlation between narcissism and chaos.
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But before you roll your eyes, take note: We all do it, according to University of Georgia psychology professor W. Keith Campbell, an expert on narcissism.
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While the motivations for name dropping can vary widely, Campbell said name dropping is often a symptom of narcissism, or an over-inflated sense of self.
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I think it has to do with narcissism, an ability to think that they're invincible and they pretty much can do whatever they want to do.
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It examined both generational and individual trends in narcissistic behaviors, unlike previous studies on narcissism that focused only on one or the other, according to Naftulin.
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"We think — and we don't have great data on this — that narcissism is higher in young adulthood, and for me, that makes developmental sense," she says.
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It is not merely narcissism that leads him to speak about grabbing women's genitals or to endorse the "Lock Her Up!" chants directed at his opponent.
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It's important to find a therapist who understands narcissism and won't keep pushing you to take responsibility for the state of your relationship with your parents.
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"We're easier on ourselves than we are on other people," Jesse Fox, an Ohio State communications professor who has studied the relationship between selfies and narcissism, said.
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What makes Trump's total defiance of all norms entertaining is that it comes from the only authenticity he has, which is a deep-rooted, almost delusional narcissism.
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Women performance artists were often accused of mere narcissism, while men like Chris Burden and Vito Acconci were lauded for using their bodies to articulate profound truths.
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Children of wealthy families are prone to high levels of narcissism, which can make them less effective leaders when they grow up, a new study has found.
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They collected information from the soldiers' West Point applications detailing their parents' incomes, and sent participants a survey of questions designed to calculate their levels of narcissism.
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Kristen Bell kicked of the Screen Actors Guild Awards on a high note, joking about her narcissism and the most-anticipated movie of next year: Frozen 2.
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With the black card from nowhere and the vacation to hell, McFarland has apparently applied the tech world's "move fast and break things" mantra to millennial narcissism.
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In an online survey of 750 adults of all ages, millennials ages 18 to 25 rate themselves at 61.4 on a zero-to-100 scale of narcissism.
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But now, with his endorsement of a man who has repeatedly demonstrated cruelty, narcissism and a loose relationship with the truth, Carson's own character comes into question.
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The current partisan alignment should effectively preclude a shutdown, but Trump's particular mix of incompetence, narcissism, and poor judgment is potent enough to confound basic game theory.
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Developing the work of the English anthropologist Ernest Crawley, Sigmund Freud labeled such antagonism the "narcissism of small differences" -- enmity based on the propinquity of two groups.
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Albo's recurring character the Underminer (now living in Berlin—why aren't you?) makes an appearance, as do squabbling anti-Trump protesters and competitors in the "Narcissism Olympics."
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Veep President Meyer is more often defined by her ambition, narcissism, salty tongue or barely veiled disdain for her daughter than she is by her romantic relationships.
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Sometimes I apologize to Chuck, because I used his life to tell a cautionary tale of celebrity and narcissism: 'Be careful of telling your story too much!
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On season two, the stars once again had candid conversations, exploring the impact of pornography on relationships, infidelity, interracial adoption, mother-daughter dynamics, narcissism, and white privilege.
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Psychologists are not supposed to diagnose candidates from afar, but there is a well-developed literature on narcissism that tracks with what we have seen of Trump.
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"The Countess, who was perceived as a disturbing character whose motives were unclear, was understood to have taken up photography merely to satisfy her narcissism," he argues.
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Selfies have the power to promote narcissism and a renewed societal obsession with appearance and self-presentation, further blurring the line between digital reality and real life.
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The selfishness or sort of underlying narcissism that lives in all of us to a certain extent seems so magnified in people that try to make things.
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" To counter Mr. Wertkin's claims, the Justice Department argued that "there is no reason to believe that the defendant's diagnosis is anything more than narcissism and greed.
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While reading the book, terrified and exhilarated, I filled my evenings with grotesque fantasies of the punishments I might receive for my unchecked narcissism and offensive beauty.
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Instances of blatant narcissism, however, are at odds with what we expect of older adults, who have supposedly shed the petty, puerile vanities of the developing ego.
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Perhaps the jitters are responsible for what ended up a sprawling speech that called out humanity's narcissism as the downfall of the natural world -- and, specifically, dairy.
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"Both shades of narcissism shared a common core of conceit, arrogance, and the tendency to give in to one's own needs and disregard others," Scientific American reports.
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Research suggests a combination of parental rejection and excessive admiration is more strongly linked to adult narcissism than if one childhood experience consistently existed without the other.
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But the most-left members of the caucus often engage in the narcissism of small differences, building hostility toward Democrats holding views that diverge in minor ways.
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One of the big things about maturing as a writer (or a person) is getting away from the narcissism that infects everything you do when you're younger.
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni's column about the neediness and narcissism of President Trump is very well written and documented ("A Symbol of Trump's Neediness," Jan. 9).
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Drawn to the severe aberrations of personality that led to these unspeakable horrors, Stone identified narcissism and aggression as the two top personality traits that define evil.
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The impact of being raised by a narcissist hasn't been well studied, but psychologists who specialize in narcissism say it leaves lasting effects like low self-esteem.
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In the internet age, where we are regularly maligned for narcissism, exaggeration, and toxicity, a dry undercurrent in recent years has been the presence of jokes about death.
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Signs of a narcissist Narcissism is characterized by grandiose self-regard, a need for attention and admiration, vanity, a sense of entitlement and an exploitative attitude towards others.
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Being profoundly abnormal, in his narcissism and paranoia, Mr Trump has instead chosen to understand the epidemiologists' report as nothing but a conspiracy to make him look bad.
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Of course, the study is limited to the Army, so it's unclear whether corporate or workplace leaders who grew up rich are also prone to wealth-induced narcissism.
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Most of Twenge's assertions about millennial narcissism come from comparing answers given by millennials, Gen X'ers, and baby boomers on an index called the Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI).
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Author and social commentator Ta-Nehisi Coates takes this troubling line of thinking even further by arguing that West literally reflects the narcissism and ignorance of the President.
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She is all id and narcissism, but the show would have us believe her comportment is acceptable because once, she suffered the greatest of all tragedies — being fat.
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On the other hand, judging from his actions and temperament, psychotherapist and narcissism expert Dr. Les Carter "easily [judged] Denhardt as being a narcissistic sociopath," according to Punnett.
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I live in the UK now, and collective narcissism very clearly predicted Brexit voting, and it very clearly predicted it thorough the rejection of immigrants and foreign workers.
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I think I was sick of the narcissism in all of this, and I was making an attempt to replace it with "he" a lot of the time.
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And, Dombek points out, when we read descriptions of pathological narcissism, like the one in the DSM, are we not sometimes reminded of "an entirely different person," i.e.
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If your standards are slipping and you don't notice or, even worse, don't care, then that narcissism has crossed over into full-on Dov Charney/American Apparel territory.
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Pretty much any Hollywood awards show can be categorized as a self-aggrandizing display of narcissism, but nothing lives up to that description quite like the Golden Globes.
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But Allen Frances, MD, who wrote the diagnostic criteria for narcissism, thinks that we shouldn't be so quick to point to mental illness when it comes to Trump.
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They found that men who had sent at least one unwanted graphic image had higher levels of narcissism and sexist values than men who never sent penis photos.
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Art historians have pointed to narcissism as the fuel for his early work, but Mr. Acconci was not in the business of inventing the video equivalent of selfies.
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Her concern is a form of narcissism, but her sister, Jasmine (Roslyn Ruff, who gives a towering comedic performance), may have her beat in the self-regard department.
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There is also, of course, the occasional breathtaking display of oblivious narcissism, the kind we seem most capable of when actual human contact is removed from the equation.
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The defense has argued that Jutting suffers from cocaine and alcohol abuse and personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism which impaired his ability to control his behavior.
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She recommends talking to their direct reports to get a better read on their behavior over time, since the darker side of narcissism may take awhile to emerge.
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Preoccupations managed to draw a massive crowd at 3 PM. Father John Misty exorcised a summer '16-specific combo of narcissism, fear, and apathy with stadium-ready gusto.
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Wolff's tales of disorganization, internecine warfare, and egomaniacal incompetence melt Trump's self-declared, steely image as a drain-the-swamp populist into a puddle of undisciplined, incurious, narcissism.
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Their narcissism is repellent yet riveting, and Mr. Côté comes at his subjects with an artful, exploratory obliqueness that's endearingly curious, as if discovering a whole new species.
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Rather, his twisted, compulsive insecurity requires him to use his office to attack, delegitimize and weaken every democratic institution that may occasionally operate outside his own delusional narcissism.
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Snapchat is betting that narcissism drives resonance for its new weekly videos that put you and your friends' customizable Bitmoji avatars into a flurry of silly animated situations.
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The play, you see, memorably includes several gut-wrenching occasions when Barford's Wheeler flips his appealingly grouchy persona to reveal a black hole of ugly, flailing, desperate narcissism.
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Between that deficiency of invention and the proliferation of self-references, "Titicut Follies" makes ballet seem more self-absorbed than ever, a condition you could diagnose as narcissism.
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He is insecure, paranoid and brittle, jostling between egomania and narcissism, intoxicated with a power beyond his meager comprehension and indulging in it beyond the point of abuse.
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As played by the forty-one-year-old Carvel, Murdoch wields his narcissism like a shield; it insulates him from what others might think of his reptilian ways.
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They are twitchy that alternatives to fast-fashion, such as resale and rental clothing, which promote the peaceful coexistence of altruism and narcissism, might be on the rise.
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Their most-cited works, Lasch's "Culture of Narcissism" and Huntington's "Clash of Civilizations and the Remaking of World Order," have obvious applications for our culture and politics today.
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In the Virtual Narcissism project, Italian artist Martina Menegon, perhaps sensing the selfie's near-future evolutionary strand, takes the digital self-portrait into virtual reality via 3D scanning.
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Menegon tells The Creators Project that Virtual Narcissism is an ongoing art project in which she develops and investigates "self-scanning" or "3D selfies" using the Microsoft Kinect.
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Selfies (or, if you want to be generous, photographic self-portraits) have been critiqued as symbols of millennial narcissism, but also celebrated as examples of defiant self-representation.
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Finally, some research indicates that narcissism is linked with a drive for negative social influence and power which may also explain in part the attraction of hostile attention.
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As Trump's critics often point out, he has a high level of self-regard (what his enemies call narcissism) and loves to be at the center of any conversation.
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"The larger than life statue of O.J. in his garden, a testament to his narcissism," she says, referring to a statue Simpson had of himself at his Brentwood home.
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Latham told the Hong Kong court that Jutting suffered from recognized disorders from cocaine and alcohol abuse on top of his other personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism.
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While some people have argued that taking selfies is a radical feminist act of self-love and body positivity others have hypothesized that selfies are a sign of narcissism.
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Most of the rise in alleged narcissism comes from girls and women, and women were, until a few decades ago, often taught that that pride and confidence were unladylike.
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Because in addition to his brutal honesty and glowing narcissism, West is someone who thinks of himself as a perpetual underdog and who still seeks validation from various elites.
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It's narcissism in the guise of self-criticism, his character talking around these huge issues of consent and maturity and in the end only delivering a song of himself.
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Anxiety contributes to a variety of mental-health problems, including depression, narcissism and schizophrenia—rates of which are alarming in the West, the authors say, and rise with inequality.
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A 2006 meta-analysis of 23 psychological studies showed that impulsivity is strongly associated with grandiose narcissism, for which there are a handful of pharmaceutical interventions that may help.
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For one thing, she says it often coexists with other disorders, such as bipolar disorder or borderline personality disorder, and doctors might diagnose another disorder before they would narcissism.
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And if you give people a prominent space to show off for friends, vanity and narcissism may eventually compel them to fill that space with snippets of their lives.
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Jutting's defence team had previously argued that cocaine and alcohol abuse, as well as personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism, had impaired his ability to control his behavior.
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Narcissism rises Different research methods have found that individualism is on the rise in American culture, with younger generations reporting less empathy and more self-focus than generations before.
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Latham told the Hong Kong court that Jutting suffered from recognised disorders from cocaine and alcohol abuse on top of his other personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism.
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A Wikipedia administrator blocked an IP address associated with the House of Representatives for 31 hours, following the "narcissism" edit -- putting at least a temporary stop to the trolling.
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And the confidence and sense of accomplishment that people exhibiting grandiose narcissism gained seemed to offset any negative feelings of stress and depression that those traits might otherwise cause.
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This was disrupted in the 1960s by the preposterous concern "Is this book of relevance to me?" which represented a tremendous assault on the literary, a tremendous group narcissism.
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Nevertheless, that attention, as we are seeing, won't necessarily help Mr. Trump win the election, which isn't to say that there might not be a method to his narcissism.
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They are loyal to him because he made them in his image, and that image is one of narcissism, selfishness, and (in at least Don Jr.'s case) bigotry.
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At the root of this kind of narcissism is always the same thing: a vast, yawning chasm of need, a hunger for approval and validation that is never sated.
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Jutting's defense team had previously argued that cocaine and alcohol abuse, as well as personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism, had impaired his ability to control his behavior.
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For A, hanging on to a sense of identity means maintaining the enamel shell of her narcissism even as she forgets what she once found so fascinating inside it.
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And really, he's doing better than Woodrow Wilson, his jaw is intact and everything's fine, unless you count a terrible attention deficit disorder and rampaging narcissism as mental issues.
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Attention Young People: This Narcissism Study Is All About You New research found that those aged 19503 to 25 believe theirs is the most narcissistic and entitled living generation.
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This is because our country is being run by an extreme narcissist, and because the narcissism of our system is being exposed, sometimes hastily, and sometimes not nearly enough.
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But there's a reasonable chance that he has already revealed some of his narcissism, and that she will be able to see your advice in the light of it.
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Unsurprisingly, perhaps, such artists tend to live at the "intersection of narcissism, obsession and megalomania," says James Crump, who directed "Troublemakers," a 2016 documentary about the land art movement.
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Read together, the transcripts paint a terrifying portrait of a man who is simultaneously unintelligible in his delivery, self-assured in his ignorance and consciously bathing in his narcissism.
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In it, researchers examined six previously collected data sets so researchers could better understand how narcissistic traits vary among generations, and how levels of narcissism change as people age.
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" From there, the algorithm attributes generalized categories to each consumer using terms and phrases such as "badness, antisocial tendencies, goodness, conscientiousness, openness, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism, narcissism, Machiavellianism, or psychopathy.
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To the Editor: Re "The Hijacked American Presidency" (column, July 3): There is nothing overstated in Charles M. Blow's observations about President Trump's vulgarity, malignant narcissism and unfiltered tweets.
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They also break down the numbers in more detail: At the painting level, the greater the level of an artist's narcissism, the higher the market price of the art.
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A one standard deviation increase in narcissism increases the market price by 16 per cent and both the highest and lowest auction house estimates by about 19 per cent.
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But forgive me — it's also a lot more fun than yet another dark, "biting" critique of smartphone culture, wherein the takeaway is consistently something preachy about narcissism and deadened nerves.
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Our goal is to live in the gym, never leave, consume only from shaker bottles, and pose in front of a myriad of mirrors until we melt from narcissism gigantica.
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This flying saucer motif symbolizes the American Dream, as represented through her father's unrealized creation — not only its charm, innocence, and ongoing appeal, but also its narcissism, selfishness, and unreachability.
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But does Trump have the self-discipline to rein himself in, or is the narcissism and bombast -- not to mention the misogyny -- so deeply engrained that he can't help himself?
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A new series of studies from Northern Ireland published Tuesday seem to make the point that a certain degree of narcissism might be good for you -- depending on the context.
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"Our work suggests that, at least some aspects of narcissism, may help individuals to show resilience against certain types of psychopathology, namely, symptoms of depression and perceived stress," Papageorgiou said.
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Once we had the data on incoming friendship nominations, we applied a statistical model to test which people had more of a certain attribute such as narcissism or emotional intelligence.
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Now, that same narcissism gave him the confidence to push ahead on the invention in less than a week of a mini-submarine that could save lives in the future.
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Thirdly, as a craven addict to the lukewarm bath of jealousy and narcissism that is social media, it's nice to to be forcibly disconnected when I'm out of the house.
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In comparison, adults 60 years and older ranked millennials at 65.3 on the 100-point narcissism scale, and ranked themselves at a mere 26.5, a spread of nearly 40 points.
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If, however, you can learn to be open about your narcissism, then your idea or organization will have the opportunity to create a genuine and honest connection with its audience.
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What ostensibly should be a "meeting" to assess why and when and how their friendship hit the toilet turns into an airing of grievances, fueled by their own virulent narcissism.
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But we wondered if there aren't some hidden gems in that avalanche of narcissism—if there aren't a few works of art breaking up the inanity of your camera roll.
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Did you feel like there were any real original critiques or defenses of fashion, narcissism, femininity, Los Angeles, tropical wallpaper, infrared lighting, or lipstick naming conventions in The Neon Demon?
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Eventually, I had to sacrifice the image I had of myself, but it's hard to set aside narcissism and the standard of beauty we see in every part of society.
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When looking at how the personalities of the photo senders compared to the more modest men, the researchers found that the show-offs tended to have higher levels of narcissism.
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Kamran Ahmed, a psychiatrist writing in the Brisbane Times, who has high praise for the movie, says Arthur also shows psychopathy and narcissism, which are considered traits, not mental illnesses.
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He is willing to imperil the civil peace and the social fabric of his country simply to satisfy his narcissism and to excite the worst inclinations of his core followers.
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It occurred to me that Donald Trump's inexperience and ignorance might not have shocked Turks because they had been exposed to American ignorance, nativism, and narcissism in the Ivy League.
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But like Trump — who won the Indiana primary — amidst all that winning have been countless incidents of loutish, misogynistic and abusive behavior rooted in unchecked narcissism and nurtured by idolatry.
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The fact that senior administration officials have been trying to block Mr. Trump's uninformed policy impulses, and mute his self-destructive anger and narcissism, has been reported hundreds of times.
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However copiously applied, cosmetics cannot obscure his brutish agenda, nor the narcissism, capriciousness and most of all, the inexperience paired with intellectual laziness that would make him a disastrous president.
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Foreman, an American athlete and Olympic gold medallist is challenging the narcissism of a movie star claiming superiority over the NFL players for peacefully protesting racial inequality and police violence.
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Mr. Trump is a cipher; his voters love him because he does nothing but hold up a mirror to their basest prejudices and bask in the feedback loop of narcissism.
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But if you've ever been that bride, you know painfully well that this trope of the bride's ugly transformation is rarely actually about narcissism and princess-like entitlement, as implied.
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Not only do psychopaths "have diminished levels of corporate responsibility" and Machiavellians tend to "focus on maintaining power and using manipulative behaviors," but narcissism has been linked to unethical behavior.
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Now, I'm not weighing in on the president's mental health or trying to diagnose him with narcissism from afar—that's a controversial topic even among psychiatrists, and I'm no professional.
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"Let's not outsource our minds to the narcissism of the global algorithm," warned Anna Funder, the author of "Stasiland" and "All That I Am," at a booksellers conference last year.
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They alight on the materialistic and the machiavellian, the flippant brand loyalties and the all-consuming narcissism of beauty guru culture, all while remaining a part of this community themselves.
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Instead, just a few years later, protection from violence became the narrow, defensive definition of feminist sexual politics, and the concept of pleasure became synonymous with narcissism and self-indulgence.
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Another is collective narcissism [a personality trait where people demand the group they belong to be admired], and people who believe their own nation and group is superior to others.
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The quadrennial inflation of political problems to catastrophic status is a form of historical narcissism, according to which the era in which we live is always grave, earth-shattering, consequential.
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On all of these issues, Donald Trump has shown a lack of experience, a lack of serious policy proposals and a pathological narcissism, making him utterly unqualified to be president.
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He was quoted in a U.S. News and World Report article titled "Temperament Tantrum," saying that President Trump has malignant narcissism, which is characterized by grandiosity, sadism and antisocial behavior.
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In other words, psychiatrists can talk about the psychology and symptoms of narcissism in general, and the public is free to decide whether the information could apply to the individual.
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However, allowing club members to see what power looks like not only feeds Mr. Trump's narcissism but also enhances the Trump brand financially, making those $200,000 memberships worth the price.
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"This is a consequence of narcissism but it is a strong and inappropriate public political pressure to get the intelligence community leadership aligned with his political goals," Mr. Wise said.
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Although such writers are often saddled with accusations of narcissism and self-indulgence, what commonly gets overlooked is the tremendous vulnerability that inheres in exposing oneself to the world's scrutiny.
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However, over the course of I Love Dick, Chris's narcissism turns into something else; as the description of the book on its publisher's website states, Kraus "burn[s] through" it.
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Although malignant narcissism is not officially recognized in medical literature as it is an experimental diagnostic category, it is thought that malignant narcissists tend to be aggressive, antisocial, and egocentric.
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Ramani Durvasula, professor of psychology at California State University, Los Angeles, is a practicing psychologist who specializes in narcissism and the author of Should I Stay Or Should I Go?
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The internet turns out to be a wonderland for people with a cluster of really negative personality traits called the "Dark Tetrad": narcissism, psychopathy, sadism, and ruthless self-interest (Machiavellianism).
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They are more like animals driven by instinct than chess masters driven by strategy, though of course there's a range (with Trump being on the far blinded-by-narcissism end).
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Onstage and in primetime, speaker after speaker celebrated America's diversity, pumped the crowd up with invocations to patriotism and social justice, and of course ripped Donald Trump's greed and narcissism.
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There's even a hilarious nod to Frida Kahlo, who makes a cameo in the land of the non-living complete with her signature pet monkey and some over-the-top narcissism.
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She and her colleagues recently published a study that found collective narcissism predicted hypersensitivity to insults, and a propensity to retaliate, in a sample of nearly 1,600 people across the globe.
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That means the same camera you use for regular shots is the one you use for selfies too, which could be a boon for people looking for super-high resolution narcissism.
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In other words, though narcissism is on the rise, media reports of millennials as almost crippled by self-absorption compared with the selfless generations of the past are a bit overblown.
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Narcissism might seem like a subjective attribute with which to measure corporate heads, but there's a growing body of literature that studies behavioral tendencies and their effects on corporate decision-making.
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And if it's not the narcissism (which apparently is completely unique and limited to teenage girls) that earns her suffering, then it's her other "crime" in the film — rejecting sexual advances.
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Last season, the show continued its clever examination of narcissism and depression, but allowed some of its poignancy to get buried in a heap of animal puns and aimless plot lines.
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Through sheer incompetence, narcissism, and stupidity, Trump may well achieve his original goal of an "America First" foreign policy better than if he had pursued it in a more calculated fashion.
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It is time for ethnic and racial minorities to transcend their cultural narcissism, their tragic cultural inferiority complex, and begin to feel honored that others find value in their cultural achievements.
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The considerable access that the filmmakers enjoy is also symptomatic of Mr. Weiner's narcissism, as are scenes that show him leading gay pride and Israel day parades with near hysterical gusto.
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The NBC favorite has made a sport of parodying Trump's narcissism and extravagance over the years, skewering everything from his marriage and subsequent divorce to his other marriage and subsequent divorce.
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For five seasons now we've seen Selina's political aspirations collapsing under the weight of her own narcissism and her staff's incompetence, so seeing her in conversation with a "normal" is hysterical.
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The defense has argued that Jutting's recognized disorders from cocaine and alcohol abuse on top of other personality disorders of sexual sadism and narcissism impaired his ability to control his behavior.
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But at the same time, by its nakedness, it is as if that narcissism is being exhibited, and in this lies a conscious mind, someone saying, I know what I'm doing.
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Speaking of narcissism: We're going to win another four years for a lot of reasons, most importantly because our country is starting to do well again and we're being respected again.
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Musicians aren't exempt from the gamified, instant-gratification metrics that keep users on social media, and the narcissism that often goes with being a performer might make them even more susceptible.
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But Guralnik suggested that a show like Couples Therapy might actually find a way to subvert that narcissism — if not in the president, then in some of the rest of us.
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Christopher Lasch's 1979 best seller, "The Culture of Narcissism," helped to popularize the notion that the country was being emasculated by divorce (and feminism, the nanny state and the helping professions).
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William J. Burns, former Deputy Secretary of State, who served as top foreign policy official in both Republican and Democratic administrations, has warned that Trump's "diplomacy of narcissism" threatens enduring damage.
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Sadly, we've grown accustomed to what his acolytes call "Trump being Trump" at these rallies, which often devolve into red meat rants that fuel his supporters' tribalism and his own narcissism.
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For those already in power, clarity can be as tragically easy to obtain as the vanity it often resembles — a combination of narcissism and hubris that's liable to produce calamitous outcomes.
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Yeah. Stylist covered it when I first got married, and although I addressed the concept of narcissism quite a lot, there was a lot of chat about how it was narcissistic.
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And his exhibit is proof of that, inviting visitors to look beyond the assumption that the selfie is a symbol of narcissism and instead see it as a form of artistic expression.
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No doubt, the selfie stick adds fuel to the already heated debates around selfie culture: critics diagnose the images as a narcissism epidemic while celebrants claim the practice as revolutionary self-love.
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So it's not yet possible to conclusively establish whether posting selfies in itself damages relationships or whether selfie-posting and problems in relationships are symptomatic of an underlying trait such as narcissism.
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" Michael also says he's done with social media forever, saying the 2016 cancer diagnosis of son Noah has put everything into rack focus and that he realized the absurdity of "celebrity narcissism.
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Since its inception, HBO's Girls has been a polarizing show, usually more likely to make a casual viewer cry with rage than empathy over the characters' constant narcissism and (borderline) sociopathic behavior.
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Durvasula points out that the Ireland research was conducted on college students and people ages 18 to 32 recruited from Facebook, groups which have typically scored higher on measures of "grandiose" narcissism.
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"This is one of those rare moments where it is necessary to take a clear stand against the hucksterism, misogyny, narcissism and latent despotism that infect the Trump campaign," the paper wrote.
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Dazzle painting is the focus of a new installation by Japanese artist Shigeki Matsuyama, who decks out a room in the black-and-white patterns in his new exhibition Narcissism: Dazzle Room.
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He has the will, he has the narcissism, and he has plenty of time on his hands ever since ESPN shit-canned him for posting offensive memes for approximately the 700th time.
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Anyone lusting after the position of sovereign would possess not just an unhealthy masochism, but a level of narcissism at odds with the humility displayed by the Queen during this past week.
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How to manage one's ego, whether that's insecurity or narcissism – Seeing the team's win as the first priority To address those, companies hire Torch to coach one or more of their executives.
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This fixation not only further damages his presidency by showcasing Trump's pettiness and narcissism, it also ties him up—it damages his political capital and distracts him from pushing his destructive policies.
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Narcissa Malfoy Narcissus is a Greek character from whom we get the term narcissism: he stares at his own reflection in the surface of a spring and falls in love with it.
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Researchers surveyed 234 non-incarcerated male college students at a southeastern US university and found strong links between displays of pathological narcissism in their subjects and self-reported perpetration of sexual assault.
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They asked them if they've ever sent an unsolicited dick pic before, as well as questions to determine their levels of narcissism, sexism, proclivity for risky sexual behavior, and porn-watching habits.
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What set the show apart this year — from both its previous seasons and most of its peers — is the use of the space, place, framing, allusion and mood to house that narcissism.
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The narcissism of small differences, in other words, led both the professional establishment and the professional base to surrender to a force that they had countless ideological and pragmatic reasons to oppose.
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In a 1997 essay, ostensibly a review of the late-period Updike novel "Toward the End of Time," David Foster Wallace slammed the previous generation of "phallocrats" for its sex-obsessed narcissism.
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As with many other master spies, Marwan's reasons for committing treason seem a complex mix of narcissism, boredom and the desire to live a more extravagant lifestyle than his government salary afforded.
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"They have super self confidence and a super strong will to make something happen and get what they want, and that's a form of what we might call 'healthier narcissism,'" Behary says.
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Trump's narcissism, built on wealth made with little regard to rules of law and decent civic conventions, and his fame built on reality shows, makes it impossible for him to accept defeat.
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To hear the narcissism (and all other things ugly) coming from the leading candidate, Donald Trump, is thoroughly nauseating, regardless of whether it comes via yelling and name calling or soft-speak.
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In their opening scene, in which they tell Brittany they're letting her go, they are obviously so far up their own narcissism that the outside world is little more than their mirror.
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But it must have something to do with the way over the past decades we have divorced private and public morality, as if private narcissism would have no effect on public conduct.
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Seinfeld is widely considered to be one of the best sitcoms out there because it dared to shove its characters's myopic narcissism in our cringing, sympathetic faces and still make us laugh.
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This is why his particular, and acute, narcissism is so dangerous: he appeals to no social standards at all, only his own imagination as to what is in his own personal interest.
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But her gift for showing you a character's interior states, for feelings that delicately brush the skin, gives Savannah a vulnerability that becomes an expressive counterpoint to Laura's grandiosity and wounded narcissism.
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Mr. Criss is impressive and haunting as the mediocre con man and murderer, but "Assassination" is never quite sure what to make of its central figure, his narcissism or, perhaps, his sociopathy.
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It is the symptom of an illness that is fundamentally spiritual: a kind of narcissism that allows him to focus only on sating his need, blind to the pain of the victim.
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All of this played into Trump's vanity, ego and narcissism -- and he bathed in Netanyahu's description of his role as a combination of Lord Arthur Balfour, King Cyrus and President Harry Truman.
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According to the linguist Geoff Nunberg, it was sometime after the publication of "The Culture of Narcissism," an influential 1979 book by Christopher Lasch, that a certain negative connotation began to spread.
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Mr. Kwon is in nearly every frame, and his voice dominates most of the conversations, but Bongwan's off-the-rack narcissism is less the subject of "The Day After" than its occasion.
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Psychologists Nicholas Holtzman and Michael Strube from Washington University in St. Louis found in a study that subjects who scored higher in narcissism are argumentative and curse more than their modest counterparts.
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The study is the largest on narcissism to date and focuses on both generational and individual trends in narcissistic behaviors, unlike previous studies of its kind, reported Julia Naftulin for Business Insider.
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As our nation's standard of living skyrockets and people acclimate to a shallower level of suffering, it's possible that our narcissism will increase along with, consequently, our stress and its side effects.
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The researchers obtained the signatures of 3.893 modern and contemporary artists from Oxford Art Online, then used them as a measure of narcissism when comparing auction price datasets from 1980 to 2012.
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