The discussions demonstrate a cautious curiosity, with some users urging others to listen and share the video, while others reflect on social media’s role in distorting perceptions. The tone is somewhat skeptical, noting the distinction between narcissism and self-esteem, indicating a moderate level of interest but limited deep engagement overall.
AgreementLow agreement
Most comments express skepticism or highlight misconceptions about narcissism versus self-esteem, indicating partial disagreement with the video's message.
InterestModerate interest
Posts show moderate curiosity, with some urging others to listen and share, reflecting a general but not deep engagement with the topic.
EngagementNeutral engagement
The discussion touches on social media's amplification of attribution errors and mentions of the video's publication, but lacks detailed critique or analysis.
ImpactLow impact
The posts seem to marginally influence perceptions, mainly through raising awareness rather than causing significant shifts in opinion or understanding.
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Professor Sam Vaknin
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NEW VIDEO Narcissism is NOT High Self-esteem, Self-worth, Self-confidence
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Prof. Scott Barry Kaufman ⛵
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@disputed_proof @happiness_guy It's now published! https://t.co/zLUjQ3tr3G
Aug 6, 2019 · 2 likes · 110,166 followersView post →
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Ayesha de Queiroz
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@samvaknin In real life I went in the opposite direction, of too much of devil's advocate to extend grace, it was social media that brought me to an overindulgence of attribution errors, but not with full investment of belief. Social media amplifies.
https://t.co/z29JxDQlq8
Narcissism is not equivalent to high self-esteem or confidence. It stems from attribution errors and is reactionary to environmental factors, unlike stable, self-correcting self-esteem that originates internally. This…
This video explores the dual aspects of narcissism, focusing on grandiose and vulnerable traits and their implications for identity and self-control. We discuss recent research findings and their relevance to criminal…
@samvaknin In real life I went in the opposite direction, of too much of devil's advocate to extend grace, it was social media that brought me to an overindulgence of attribution errors, but not with full investment of belief. Social media amplifies.
https://t.co/z29JxDQlq8
@disputed_proof @happiness_guy It's now published! https://t.co/zLUjQ3tr3G
Aug 6, 2019 · 2 likes · 110,166 followersView post →
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