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• Narcissistic people are more likely to feel ostracized and misread social cues  PsyPost
• Narcissists more likely to feel ostracized  American Psychological Association (APA)
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• Narcissistic traits shape the relationship between depression and suicide risk, study suggests  PsyPost
• Is the ‘bad boy’ appeal a myth? Study investigates Dark Triad attractiveness  PsyPost
• Study: Parenthood goals in youth linked to later life happiness  PsyPost
• We cheat ourselves to feel smarter and healthier, study finds  PsyPost
• Dark personality traits and love styles differ in partnered and single individuals  PsyPost
• Unattractive faces may get a break: Study reveals "ugly leniency effect" in guilt judgments  PsyPost
• Gratitude and forgiveness appear to soften loneliness’ blow to marriage satisfaction  PsyPost
• The words in movies are shifting, and it’s not good news  PsyPost
• Dark personality traits linked to "virtuous victim signaling" and exploitation of accusations  PsyPost
• Low-quality father involvement leads sons to invest less in romantic relationships, study finds  PsyPost
• Narcissism test: Take the Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI-13)  PsyPost
• Why being vegetarian might hurt your chances on dating apps  PsyPost
• Men lose half their emotional support networks between 30 and 90, decades-long study finds  PsyPost
• People overwhelmingly choose "natural" products, from chocolate to drugs  PsyPost
• Similarity-attraction proves to be a surprisingly unshakable psychological effect  PsyPost
• Older adults prefer deepening knowledge while youth explore broadly  PsyPost
• Do women really talk more than men? Scientists have a surprising answer in huge new replication study  PsyPost
• AI is surprisingly good at predicting narcissism based on LinkedIn profiles  PsyPost
• New research reveals an alarming fact about copycat mass shooters  PsyPost
• Understanding childhood appetite: Researchers propose new model linking eating behaviors to multiple factors  PsyPost
• Men experience stronger social disconnect due to smartphones than women  PsyPost
• ADHD patients show high rates of narcissistic personality disorder  PsyPost
• Anticipated emotions shape moral praise and character judgments of helpers  PsyPost
• New study identifies six tactics people use to invest in romantic relationships  PsyPost
• Shared reality in romantic relationships reduces uncertainty and boosts meaning in life, study finds  PsyPost
• People with dark personalities feel more satisfied in romantic relationships with partners who also exhibit similar dark traits  PsyPost
• Drivers of heavier vehicles are more prone to reckless driving, study finds  PsyPost
• Switzerland and the U.S. have similar gun ownership rates — Here's why only the U.S. has a gun violence epidemic  PsyPost
• Women’s gossip disguised as concern harms reputations while protecting the gossiper  PsyPost
• Dutch women, but not men, in same-sex relationships are more likely to commit crime, study finds  PsyPost
• People who believe they are physically attractive also believe they are important  PsyPost
• The surprising link between narcissism and cognitive performance  PsyPost
• Science confirms the "sexual afterglow" is real — and pinpoints factors that make it linger longer  PsyPost
• Researchers identify psychological traits linked to cyborg tech adoption  PsyPost
• Men with dark triad traits accurately detect similar traits in others’ faces  PsyPost
• How many types of narcissist are there? A psychology expert sets the record straight  PsyPost
• Maladaptive personality traits can lead to social rejection via problematic love styles, study suggests  PsyPost
• Sexual humor boosts intimacy and uniquely enhances sexual satisfaction, study suggests  PsyPost
• Children more likely to see a White person as being "in charge" compared to a Black person  PsyPost
• A particular type of language boosts online news consumption, study suggests  PsyPost
• New study unveils how different types of narcissism are linked to solitude preferences  PsyPost
• Narcissistic individuals exhibit amplified threat-related facial muscle activity in response to negative feedback  PsyPost
• Highly intelligent grandiose narcissists are less prone to narcissistic rivalry  PsyPost
• Narcissists may engage in feminist activism to satisfy their grandiose tendencies, study suggests  PsyPost
• Is penis size related to gun ownership? Here’s what the science says  PsyPost
• People with dark personality traits tend to be more enthusiastic about Bitcoin, study finds  PsyPost
• The Dark Tetrad’s psychological impact on affective processing  PsyPost
• Young children show a positivity bias when judging the stability of personality traits  PsyPost
• Dark Tetrad personality traits linked to aberrant emotional perception  PsyPost
• An individual's personality traits may influence their desire to make environmentally friendly food choices  PsyPost
• Narcissists’ proneness to conspiracy belief is partly driven by a desire to be unique and heightened paranoia  PsyPost
• Social connectedness amplifies the tendency to attribute human traits to robots  PsyPost
• Greater fusion with gaming culture predicts heightened narcissism, psychopathy, hostile sexism, and racism  PsyPost
• Psychologists uncover a surprising and ironic tendency among collective narcissists  PsyPost
• Dark personalities perceive pro-environmental behaviors as more costly and less beneficial  PsyPost
• New psychology research connects narcissism to grudge holding  PsyPost
• Latest News About Narcissism  PsyPost
• The surprising connection between sarcasm and perspective-taking  PsyPost
• Researchers discover two psychological traits that connect narcissism to sadism  PsyPost
• New research identifies a psychological bridge between dark personality traits and lack of forgiveness  PsyPost
• Lonely, socially anxious Millennials are more likely to use dating apps compulsively, study finds  PsyPost
• People prone to anger are more likely to believe conspiracy theories, study finds  PsyPost
• Narcissism is associated with belief in astrology, study finds  PsyPost
• New study examines how real-world circumstances influences online gaming behavior  PsyPost
• People living in urban areas tend to be a bit more open to experience, but less conscientious  PsyPost
• Study links inferiority and superiority complexes to specific personality traits  PsyPost
• Cognitive control serves to override the moral default in both honesty and dishonesty  PsyPost
• Social energy research: New psychology findings provide insight into why some interactions drain us  PsyPost
• People who suffer sleep deprivation become less generous, according to new research  PsyPost
• People with collectivist values are more likely to believe in empty claims and fake news out of a desire to find meaning  PsyPost
• Dark personality traits predict women's propensity to go on deceptive "foodie calls" for a free meal  PsyPost
• People judge others to be more able to change their beliefs than they themselves are  PsyPost
• New psychology research finds that poor people are perceived as being less susceptible to pain  PsyPost
• People attribute prosocial behaviors to genetics more strongly than antisocial ones, study finds  PsyPost
• A solar eclipse can promote psychological tendencies that are vital to collective life, study finds  PsyPost
• New psychology research sheds light on the link between romance and friendships during adolescence  PsyPost
• Being primed to feel older propels people to contribute to the greater good, study finds  PsyPost
• First-generation university students are more likely to struggle with imposter syndrome  PsyPost
• The psychology of clown doctors: New study examines humor styles and playfulness  PsyPost
• Study links marriage to reductions in men’s use of alcohol, tobacco, and cannabis  PsyPost
• People who hate magic tend to be higher in socially aversive traits, according to new research  PsyPost
• New study finds sexist beliefs are associated with narcissism, psychopathy, and Machiavellianism  PsyPost
• People with permanent tattoos are more likely to be arrested, convicted, and incarcerated, study finds  PsyPost
• Exploring the gender-equality paradox: New research uncovers surprising trends  PsyPost
• Psychopathic tendencies appear to disrupt the link between authenticity and relationship well-being  PsyPost
• Bystander blindspot? New research examines reactions to benevolent sexism in the workplace  PsyPost
• New psychology research reveals the surprising relationship between cynicism and power  PsyPost
• New study suggests people with dark personalities weaponize victimhood to gain advantage over others  PsyPost
• People underestimate how much they would enjoy conversation with a stranger, study finds  PsyPost
• Massive psychology study offers an unprecedented look into how personality and intelligence intertwine  PsyPost
• New psychology research finds deep conversations with strangers tend to go better than people expect  PsyPost
• Psychology study explores how labeling an idea a “conspiracy theory” impacts its credibility  PsyPost
• Five-year-olds perceive slimmer people to be happier than overweight people, study finds  PsyPost