The first ever longitudinal study of the effects of parental narcissism on child development and mental illness finds that parental narcissism is associated with childhood insecure attachment and depression a year later.
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Psychology Today
How Parental Narcissism Impacts Child Mental Health
A recent longitudinal study, the first of its kind, finds that parental narcissism predicts childhood mental illness.
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Insecurely attached individuals are less likely to go for a compromise in relationship conflicts 💔 | On the other hand, they were more likely to react aggressively 😡, try to control their partner 🤨, be submissive 🙇♂️, or break up the relationship 💔.
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Insecurely attached individuals are less likely to go for a compromise in relationship conflicts
A new study published in Sexual and Relationship Therapy suggests that insecure attachment styles shape how couples handle conflict. College students with insecure attachment were less likely to compromise and more prone to aggression, control, submission…
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