Most people dislike being gossiped about—except narcissistic men, who welcome even negative gossip. They appear to view gossip as validation of their social significance, regardless of whether the talk is positive or negative.
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Most people dislike being gossiped about—except narcissistic men, who welcome even negative gossip
New research published in Self & Identity challenges the assumption that everyone dislikes being gossiped about.
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People with self-diagnosed ADHD report more negative self-image and more internalized stigma than clinically diagnosed individuals, and are more likely to seek social validation, per analysis of 450,000 ADHD sub-reddit posts. 🧠💔📉💬
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People with self-diagnosed ADHD report more negative self-image and more internalized stigma than clinically diagnosed individuals…
People with self-diagnosed ADHD report more negative self-image and more internalized stigma than clinically diagnosed individuals, and are more likely to seek social validation, per analysis of 450,000 ADHD sub-reddit posts
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Feelings of social isolation can drive people to purchase items to soothe their emotions for social validation. Study finds how a private attempt to heal emotional pain transforms into a public display of status that reinforces compulsive buying.
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The unexpected link between loneliness, status, and shopping habits
A new study reveals how feelings of social isolation can trigger a sequence of shopping behaviors, transforming private emotional compensation into public displays of status that ultimately foster online shopping addiction.
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