Lecture

The Narcissism: Origins and Implications

Description

This lecture delves into the dimensions of evolutionary psychology to explore the concept of narcissism, its definitions, characteristics, and examples. It discusses the rise in narcissism, its origins in early childhood, and the impact on society. The lecture also examines the relationship between narcissism and rising obesity, highlighting the societal context and genetic predispositions. Furthermore, it analyzes the complex personality traits associated with narcissism, such as dominance, exploitation, and vulnerability. The speaker presents various examples of narcissistic behaviors and their implications in interpersonal relationships and societal structures.

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