
Harvard psychologist Craig Malkin revolutionizes our understanding of narcissism as a spectrum we all inhabit. Beyond TikTok's "NarcTok" trend, this game-changing guide reveals the surprising truth: healthy narcissism exists. Could your empathy actually be hurting your relationships with narcissists?
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When Dr. Craig Malkin's mother wore expensive Manolo Blahnik stilettos to her modest apartment after his father died, declaring "At least my shoes are better than this place," he glimpsed a profound truth about narcissism. Far from mere toxic self-absorption, her behavior revealed a coping mechanism for feeling vulnerable. This insight forms the foundation of "Rethinking Narcissism," which revolutionizes our understanding of this misunderstood trait. Narcissism isn't a binary diagnosis but exists on a spectrum where both too much and too little prove problematic. At its core, narcissism is simply "the drive to feel special" - a universal human tendency that ranges from healthy to harmful depending on its intensity. Narcissism manifests in three distinct types, not just the familiar extroverted form. Extroverted narcissists seek attention and flaunt wealth and status. Introverted narcissists believe in their superiority but fear criticism so deeply they appear shy - they don't feel inferior but believe they possess unrecognized gifts. Communal narcissists see themselves as exceptionally nurturing and empathic, priding themselves on their giving nature while believing they're morally superior. Despite these differences, all share the same core motivation: a desperate clinging to feeling special. Narcissism tends to decline with age, with people under 25 showing the highest levels. Gender differences exist primarily among extroverted narcissists, where men slightly outnumber women in the mildly unhealthy range.
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Criado por ex-alunos da Universidade de Columbia em San Francisco
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