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Ed
5 yrs ago
Do you feel as though there are self-absorbed narcissists everywhere you lookâright next door, in the office, in your bed even?
How to understand and spot those mirror-loving braggarts.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/collections/201905/the-narcissist-in-your-life
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Ed
5 yrs ago
How Narcissistic Are You?
By Glenn Geher Ph.D.
Understanding the psychometrics that underlie narcissism.
Think about your own behavior and personality in light of the following questions. If it helps, use a 1-7 scale, with 1 being "Definitely not characteristic of me at all" and 7 being "Yup, that's me alright!"
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/darwins-subterranean-world/201901/how-narcissistic-are-you?collection=1128703
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Ed
5 yrs ago
A Failure to Deliver
By Suzanne Degges-White Ph.D.
Who is the real âcrazy exâ when a narcissistâs relationship falls apart?
Narcissists who are especially effective at winning the affection and praise of others may also leave a trail of broken relationships behind them once theyâve been found out.
A narcissist wants new conquests to believe that it was he or she who had been the "victim" or the "wounded party" in any previous break-ups. They will lavishly embellish their own good qualities as they enthusiastically vilify their exes.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/lifetime-connections/201811/narcissists-promise-you-everything-fail-deliver?collection=1128703
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Ed
5 yrs ago
A Self-Absorbed First Impression
Some people's strong starts may be due to perceptions of high self-esteem.
Narcissists can be arrogant, self-involved, and demanding, qualities that may ultimately encourage those around them to stay away. Yet research has found that many people like these individuals when they first meet them. Itâs only once they become better acquainted that these positive first impressions start to sour.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/blog/brainstorm/201811/why-do-narcissists-make-positive-first-impressions?collection=1128703
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Ed
5 yrs ago
Listening to Echoism
By Craig Malkin Ph.D.
Echoists insist that they not be treated as special. Their partners too often comply.
Understanding this trait may help explain why some people find themselves stuck in relationships with narcissists. It also points the way to recovery.
https://www.psychologytoday.com/ca/articles/201905/listening-echoism?collection=1128703
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