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How to Detect a Narcissist (Patreon)

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2018-09-21 14:00:02
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2024-02

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Dr. Kirk Honda and Humberto talk about how to detect a narcissist.

The Psychology In Seattle Podcast.

Sept 21, 2018.

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Music by Bread Knife Incident.  

Comments

Anonymous

Okay so, people with narcissistic traits can either invade you with questions, or not ask anything about you at all? Thanks for this episode!!!

Anonymous
>>15680535

I think they meant that narcism comes in all forms and shapes and is often not enough to determine ones character.

Anonymous

I can't help but wonder though, there are obvious links to narcissistic behaviour and childhood experiences of neglect/belittlement etc. But what if they are still highly narcissistic, but haven't got a history of feeling belittled in family or at school/nursery/early years, or even at all in life? Is a high level of narcissism entirely linked to past experiences? Would it be a different explanation if someone was narcissistic and didn't have any past that would help explain it?

PsychologyInSeattle
>>15975260

In my experience, there are two explanations: 1) their personalities were severely incompatible, or 2) they are not reliable historians (e.g., they actually did experience difficulty, but don't story their life that way). It's usually #2. One can be emotionally neglected in a loving family - this happens frequently among people of NW European decent and from East Asia.