The Art of Manliness The New Science of Narcissism
Jan 12, 2022
W. Keith Campbell, a Professor of Psychology and author with over 25 years of research on narcissism, dives deep into this intriguing topic. He clarifies the two types of narcissism: grandiose and vulnerable. The discussion covers how narcissists can initially attract others but often lead to relationship issues over time. Keith also explores the effects of social media on narcissistic behaviors, dispelling myths about its role in increasing narcissism. Discover strategies to harness narcissism's benefits while mitigating its downsides!
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Narcissism as a Trait
- Narcissism is a personality trait, not a mood, like depression or anxiety.
- It persists across time and situations, indicating a consistent pattern of behavior.
Components of Narcissism
- Narcissism comprises other personality traits, primarily from the Big Five.
- Grandiose narcissism combines antagonism with extroversion, while vulnerable narcissism mixes antagonism with neuroticism.
Vulnerable Narcissism in Therapy
- Vulnerable narcissists often seek therapy due to their neuroticism, presenting with anxiety and depression.
- Their narcissism is covert, emerging as feelings of entitlement and unmet expectations during therapy.
