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    parents started being more and more concerned about kids’ feelings and being their friends rather than being their parents. As Jean Twenge, Professor of Psychology at San Diego State University states, “It’s overindulgent parenting that leads to narcissism. Parents are permissive and are praising children too much.” (newstimes.com, 2012) The age groups that make up this generation (mainly born in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s) have become known to some as “Generation Me” (Twenge, 2006/2014). We see…

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    also are able to stay updated on what their “friends” are doing day to day. While social media is a great tool for these things, it can be abused and used in inappropriate ways by those seeking personal attention to boost their self-esteem. The Narcissism Personality Inventory (Raskin & Terry, 1988) was invented in 1977 and was used to measure the narcissistic trait based on the DSM-III criteria for narcissistic personality disorder.…

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    Every person has a little evil in them. Whether they control it or not it is there deep down in them. Selfishness and narcissism come out in the situations showing people’s evil side. While some aspects of human nature are good, overall human nature is bad. For example William Golding's, Lord of the Flies a group of young boy’s plane crashes on a island. There left with no adults and no rules. Some of boys good moral sense goes out the window and they become savage. You may never expect the evil…

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    Instagram feeds people who want attention. A Narcissist is someone who feeds off of attention and social popularity. Instagram lets anyone like your pictures so it just gives a person satisfaction of being popular. Egotistical people often get addicted to Instagram because of their egos. The attention from likes and comments from Instagram feeds their egos People become obsessed with followers, likes and comments because it makes them feel good about themselves. Also in some case people become…

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    interests. Once they know what truly interests them, they need encouragement and chances to improve their skills. Jean Twenge, author of Generation Me, studied the increase in narcissism and entitlement among college students. Self-esteem, she explained, means you think you’re a person of worth equal with other people. Narcissism means you think you’re better than other people. Twenge advised, “You’re going to lose more often than you win, even if you’re good at something. You’ve got to…

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    Discovery is fundamental to the growth and transformation of the individual, causing one to renew and question their perceptions of themselves and their own morality. William Shakespeare’s play, the Tempest (1611) is an abortive revenge drama that focuses on the character of Prospero as his discovery of the nature of humankind allows him to rekindle his sense of empathy. Conversely, Oscar Wilde’s novel, The Picture of Dorian Gray (1890) follows the life of the titular protagonist whose discovery…

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    educate his kids. This proves that he thinks himself superior to other teammates. Moreover, asking others to call him “Basketball Man” exposes that LeBron is prepossessed with the notion of his own superiority. which is one of the four dimensions of Narcissism. LeBron still has lots of other narcissistic quotes. He used to say: “I am like a superhero, call me Basketball Man”. This is a form of self-admiration. LeBron compares himself with the superhero, it does not only make him sound like a…

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    other’s emotions, setting unrealistic goals and easily being hurt or rejected. The combination creates an easily angered aggressive, person who only cares about themselves. Saber is an Narcissistic, which he picked up from his mother. You can see his Narcissism in three main symptoms expecting others to go along with your ideas and plans, failing to recognize other people’s emotions and feelings, and setting unrealistic goals. His mother wanted to give him the “good life” so she gave him an…

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    1. Define co-dependency and explain the factors in which contribute to this particular dysfunction within relationships. • Do find yourself making lots of sacrifices for your partner 's happiness, but not getting much in return? Do you feel compelled to help and solve the problems of others when in a relationship? If you answered "yes" to either of these questions, you may be a victim of a codependent relationship. While there are a great number of people who are involved in codependent…

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    Participation Ribbons? What happened to the days when first place was a huge accomplishment; when trophies were only given to the first place finisher, and second, and third places were lucky to get a ribbon? In our world today, there are many opportunities given to win without really deserving it. One may ask, “How does this hinder us as a people?” Winning without deserving it hinders people because of the following three reasons: it allows failure to be okay, makes them feel as though they…

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