Narcissism: why it’s less obvious in women than in men – but can be just as dangerous
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par Ava Green, Lecturer in Forensic Psychology, City, University of London
Claire Hart, Associate Professor of Psychology, University of Southampton
The term narcissism may conjure up images of chest-pumping, arrogant, male self-promoters. The personality trait – with its hallmark features of overt grandiosity, assertiveness and superiority – is, in fact, more commonly observed in men.
That is because these central features align closely with traditional masculine traits. In fact, up to 75% of people diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder are men.
But in reality, narcissism is a modern epidemic that afflicts men and women alike. Our…
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jeudi 13 juin 2024