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Title: INVITED ADDRESS.
Source: International Journal of Psychology. Dec2023 Supplement, Vol. 58, p805-835. 31p.
Subjects: Narcissism, Personality assessment, Substance abuse treatment, Student health, Personality studies, Personality disorders
Geographic Terms: Romania, Poland, South Africa
Abstract: This document is a collection of abstracts from various articles published in the International Journal of Psychology. The articles cover a range of topics including personality and successful development, the psychometric qualities of a four-factor personality assessment, fundamentalism across cultures, character strengths as predictors of military and academic performance, the development of psychopathic traits, the fulfillment of character strengths, new directions in the treatment of personality disorder, and the role of time perspective in various contexts such as substance abuse treatment, student health, and debt tolerance. The abstracts provide a brief overview of each article's main findings and implications. The text discusses the development and validation of the Circumplex Model of Narcissism (CMN). The CMN organizes different forms of narcissism into a circumplex model based on dimensions of agency (vs. passivity) and communion (vs. antagonism). The model proposes four basic forms of narcissism, each comprised of two strategies. The text presents evidence supporting the reliability and validity of the CMN and explores its relevance for social functioning, including romantic relationships and social media use. This document consists of several studies related to personality assessment and research. The studies explore topics such as the Circumplex Model of Narcissism, resilience, time perspective, cognitive processes, and the relationship between narcissism and fake news. The studies are conducted in various countries, including Poland, South Africa, China, and Romania. The findings provide insights into the different dimensions of personality and their impact on various aspects [Extracted from the article]
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  Data: This document is a collection of abstracts from various articles published in the International Journal of Psychology. The articles cover a range of topics including personality and successful development, the psychometric qualities of a four-factor personality assessment, fundamentalism across cultures, character strengths as predictors of military and academic performance, the development of psychopathic traits, the fulfillment of character strengths, new directions in the treatment of personality disorder, and the role of time perspective in various contexts such as substance abuse treatment, student health, and debt tolerance. The abstracts provide a brief overview of each article's main findings and implications. The text discusses the development and validation of the Circumplex Model of Narcissism (CMN). The CMN organizes different forms of narcissism into a circumplex model based on dimensions of agency (vs. passivity) and communion (vs. antagonism). The model proposes four basic forms of narcissism, each comprised of two strategies. The text presents evidence supporting the reliability and validity of the CMN and explores its relevance for social functioning, including romantic relationships and social media use. This document consists of several studies related to personality assessment and research. The studies explore topics such as the Circumplex Model of Narcissism, resilience, time perspective, cognitive processes, and the relationship between narcissism and fake news. The studies are conducted in various countries, including Poland, South Africa, China, and Romania. The findings provide insights into the different dimensions of personality and their impact on various aspects [Extracted from the article]
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