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Distress and retaliatory aggression in response to witnessing intergroup exclusion are greater on higher levels of collective narcissism.
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September 2021
Faculty of Psychology and Law in Poznań, SWPS University of Social Sciences and Humanities, Poznan, Poland.
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- Witnessing intergroup exclusion negatively impacts members of the excluded group, leading to feelings of personal exclusion and increased distress and aggression, particularly among individuals with collective narcissism.
- A lab-based experiment found that witnessing a national majority being excluded by a minority heightened feelings of vicarious exclusion and aggressive behavior, as measured in a specific behavioral task.
- While a mindful decentration intervention was expected to mitigate stress, it actually heightened emotional arousal in collective narcissists, indicating it may not be an effective coping strategy for those particularly sensitive to threats against their group's image.
We examined the associations between the need for personal control, different types of ingroup commitment, and group-related outcomes: (1) defensive responses to ingroup criticism, (2) ingroup disloyalty, and (3) outgroup attitudes. We assumed that collective narcissism (i.e.
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February 2016
Consortium for Science, Policy, and Outcomes, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ, USA.
Objections to the use of assistive technologies (such as prostheses) in elite sports are generally raised when the technology in question is perceived to afford the user a potentially "unfair advantage," when it is perceived as a threat to the purity of the sport, and/or when it is perceived as a precursor to a slippery slope toward undesirable changes in the sport. These objections rely on being able to quantify standards of "normal" within a sport so that changes attributed to the use of assistive technology can be judged as causing a significant deviation from some baseline standard. This holds athletes using assistive technologies accountable to standards that restrict their opportunities to achieve greatness, while athletes who do not use assistive technologies are able to push beyond the boundaries of these standards without moral scrutiny.
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