Although most people think of narcissists as impervious to the judgment of others, new research on personality shows how easy it is to provoke their insecurity. Narcissists may be more sensitive than you think and hypersensitivity may be an important component of narcissism.
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Psychology Today
Did You Ever Think the Narcissist Is Just Overly Sensitive?
Although most people think of narcissists as impervious to the judgment of others, new research on personality shows how easy it is to provoke their insecurity.
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Narcissists tend to have an increased sense of entitlement and perceive inequity because they overestimate their contributions, study suggests. 🪞💼📊
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PsyPost
Narcissists perceive inequity because they overestimate their contributions, study suggests
A new study highlights how narcissism can distort workplace fairness. Researchers found that narcissistic individuals often feel entitled and perceive inequity, suggesting that inflated self-views may skew how people judge their contributions and the rewards…
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Girls are better than boys at detecting their own ADHD symptoms. Boys tended to self-report fewer ADHD symptoms compared to reports by their parents and clinicians. In contrast, girls’ self-reported ADHD symptoms did not differ from ratings provided by their parents and clinicians. 🌟💁♀️🧠
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PsyPost
Girls are better than boys at detecting their own ADHD symptoms
A new study finds that teenage girls with ADHD may have better insight into their symptoms than boys. Researchers in Sweden discovered that girls’ self-ratings closely matched parent and clinician assessments, while boys tended to underreport their symptoms.
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Your reason for dating shapes the kind of relationship you build and how stable it will be. Understanding your “why” shifts dating from chasing someone to knowing yourself, with better results. 💖🤔✨
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Psychology Today
Our 6 Motivations for Seeking Love
3. It makes me feel good about me.
Individuals perceiving their social status as higher tend to be worse at perceiving emotions of others 🤔💔 | The study also reported evidence that self-assessed increases in social status over one’s lifespan were associated with worse emotion perception as well. 📉👥
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PsyPost
Individuals perceiving their social status as higher tend to be worse at perceiving emotions of others
Feeling on top of the social ladder might dull sensitivity to others’ feelings, according to new research. Participants who viewed their own status as higher performed less well on emotion recognition tasks, hinting at complex ties between hierarchy and empathy.
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PsyPost
The tendency to feel like a perpetual victim is strongly tied to vulnerable narcissism
Researchers have found that individuals who frequently signal their victimhood often possess high levels of narcissism. The study suggests that this "victim mindset" is rooted in emotional instability and a need for recognition.
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Study provides evidence that individuals with exceptionally trusting and kind personalities do not actively seek out manipulative or cruel partners. Instead, they simply tend to be less likely to reject these types of people compared to the average person.
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New psychology research sheds light on why empathetic people end up with toxic partners
A speed-dating study published in Personal Relationships suggests that opposites do not necessarily attract regarding extreme personalities. Evidence indicates that highly kind individuals never actually seek out malicious partners, but they simply fail to…
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Science News
Belugas can recognise themselves in mirrors, joining a short list of nonhuman species that show signs of self-awareness Read Full Article #BelugaSelfAwareness #AnimalCognition #MirrorTest
⚪ Researchers found that beluga whales can recognize themselves in mirrors, suggesting a high level of self-awareness.
⚪ This ability places belugas on a list with other intelligent animals like chimpanzees, dolphins, and elephants, indicating social and empathetic species may share this trait.
⚪ The study, published in PLOS One on May 20, involved four captive belugas at the New York Aquarium, with whales Natasha and Maris showing significant self-recognition behaviors.
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⚪ This ability places belugas on a list with other intelligent animals like chimpanzees, dolphins, and elephants, indicating social and empathetic species may share this trait.
⚪ The study, published in PLOS One on May 20, involved four captive belugas at the New York Aquarium, with whales Natasha and Maris showing significant self-recognition behaviors.
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A study suggests that overconfidence persists not due to its costs but because of them, serving as a reliable signal for ability. Only the most capable individuals can afford to sustain high self-belief without severe consequences.
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University of Bath
Why evolution made us overconfident — the ‘peacock’s tail’ of human behaviour
The costs of overconfidence help signal who can afford to sustain it, new research finds.