Prof Sam Vaknin
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Study: Weak Self of Covert Narcissist, Secondary Psychopath
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55:34Now PlayingSome grandiose narcissists and all primary (F1) psychopaths have a relatively robust self-concept and stable self. Not so vulnerable (covert) narcissists and secondary (F2) psychopaths (aka borderlines).
Stephen M. Doerfler, Maryam Tajmirriyahi, William Ickes, Peter K. Jonason, The selfconcepts of people with Dark Triad traits tend to be weaker, less clearly defined, and more staterelated, Personality and Individual Differences, Volume 180, 2021, 110977, ISSN 01918869,
Why Poor Sense of Self Underlies Dark Triad Traits by Grant Hilary Brenner MD, FAPA in ExperiMentations (Psychology Today)
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Judith M. Flury & William Ickes (2007) Having a weak versus strong sense of self: The sense of self scale (SOSS), Self and Identity, 6:4, 281-303.
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