Narcissists may be more likely to behave ethically when they are exposed to an “inoculation message” that warns that unethical behavior can damage reputations, and they care deeply about how they are perceived. In contrast, this may not work with individuals high in psychopathy or Machiavellianism.
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Scientists discover how to psychologically inoculate narcissists against dishonesty
Narcissistic people were more honest after receiving a specific ethical warning, according to a new study exploring how to prevent moral rationalizations.
Testosterone shifts how men learn to avoid personal harm, making them more sensitive to negative outcomes when their own well-being is on the line. 💪🔍⚠️
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Testosterone shifts how men learn to avoid personal harm
New research finds that the hormone testosterone alters the mental calculations men use to learn from negative outcomes, enhancing self-protection with indirect consequences for their decisions involving others.
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