Narcissism

Self-centered individuals use social media to ease their fear of missing out, not to boost their egos, according to new research, suggesting insecurity rather than confidence drives their behavior online.

A study examining the relationship between national identity and humor has found that national narcissism, but not national identification, is linked to the fear of being laughed at and the enjoyment of ridiculing other nations.

Recent research suggests that individuals with vulnerable narcissism struggle to regulate emotions due to poor self-reflection. Improving self-mentalizing skills could help these individuals manage emotional challenges more effectively.

Recent research suggests that narcissistic and borderline traits amplify emotional reactions to romantic infidelity, especially in ambiguous situations.

New research reveals surprising insights into how narcissists think they're seen by others, showing that their perceptions may not be as exaggerated or distorted as you might expect.

New research suggests different forms of narcissism influenced pandemic behaviors differently, with some types leading to antisocial actions like hoarding or conspiracy belief endorsement, while others promoted prosocial behaviors, such as following health guidelines.

Narcissists are more prone to internet trolling, but high self-esteem significantly reduces this tendency, revealing self-esteem's protective role against the darker aspects of narcissistic behavior online.

Narcissistic CEOs, especially those also serving as board chair, shape board discussions to favor risk-taking, leading to increased resource allocation toward risky ventures. Their influence underscores the significant impact of personality traits on corporate decision-making.

Machine learning algorithms can accurately predict traits like narcissism and intelligence from LinkedIn profiles, according to new research.

A new study explores the core traits of malignant narcissism, revealing its associations with various dark personality traits and forms of paranoia. The findings offer a fresh perspective on this complex and antagonistic personality disorder.

A study found that a significant proportion of adults with ADHD exhibit narcissistic traits, particularly linked to hyperactivity and impulsivity, suggesting a complex relationship between ADHD and narcissistic pathology that impacts clinical outcomes and treatment approaches.

A study in Frontiers in Psychiatry reveals that individuals with high narcissism use grandiose fantasizing about success and power to regulate their emotions and enhance self-esteem, highlighting its key psychological role in narcissistic behavior.

A new study has found that lower 2D:4D ratios in women correlate with higher grandiose narcissism, while higher 2D:4D ratios in men correlate with higher vulnerable narcissism, suggesting a biological basis for gender differences in narcissistic traits.

A recent study found that narcissistic admiration is linked to less traditional gender role attitudes, while narcissistic rivalry is linked to more traditional views, moderated by having a daughter.

New research has found that vulnerable narcissism in women significantly predicts verbal, physical, and indirect bullying.