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Dependency, self-critical perfectionism, narcissism, and sensitivity to ostracism among male offenders with severe conduct disorder: A cyberball study KU Leuven
© 2014 by Nova Science Publishers, Inc. All rights reserved. Recent decades have witnessed a dramatic shift toward a developmental approach in the study of psychopathology. Two polarities models of personality development have attracted considerable research attention in this context. These models propose that normal personality development is characterized by a dialectic interaction between the development of the capacity for relatedness or ...
Narcissism and leadership University of Antwerp
A structural analysis of vulnerable and grandiose narcissism in relation to pathological trait models. Vrije Universiteit Brussel
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High and Low Aggressive Narcissism and Anti-social Lifestyle in Relationship to Impulsivity, Hostility, and Empathy in a Group of Forensic Patients in the Netherlands KU Leuven
In a group of 148 violent offenders, 14 offenders were diagnosed as psychopaths (PCL-R score 30+); 46 as middle group psychopaths (PCL-R score 21-29); and 88 as non-psychopaths (PCL-R score -21). To measure impulsivity, empathy, and hostility in the three groups, clinical diagnoses of psychologists and psychiatrists were used and classified in the HKT-30. Based on Hare's PCL-R classification, psychopaths scored more problematic on impulsivity, ...
Christopher Lasch's the culture of narcissism the failure of a critique of psychological politics Ghent University
Allegories of Writing: Figurations of Narcissus and Echo in W.B. Yeats’s Work KU Leuven
In answer to George Bornstein’s call for “an overall frame” to Yeats studies, and to William Melaney’s complaint that critics still stick too much to Neo-Platonic readings, I want to use a psychoanalytic approach to analyze “the transforming power” of the poet. Yeats often stages the drama of creation as a relation between poet and muse, with Narcissus in the role of the poet and, as Paul de Man pointed out, with the “programmatic” Echo figure ...