あらゆる角度からのナルシシズム: 若者におけるナルシシズムの対人分析
Elizabeth A Edershile1, Jeffrey M Girard2, William C Woods3
1Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, USA.
Assessment
|August 20, 2025
まとめ
この研究では 異なるナルシシズムの尺度が 交際スタイルをどのように捉えているかを分析しました 結果は ほとんどの測定が 優位性に焦点を当てていることを示していますが 代理人,敵対心,脆弱性を統合した 3つの要素モデルにより 異なるスタイルを よりよく説明できます
科学分野:
- 心理学
- 人格心理学
- 臨床心理学
背景:
- ナルシシズムは社会人格と臨床心理学の文献で異なる形で概念化されています.
- 社会人格的な見方はしばしば高い自尊心と適応的/不適応的な結果を強調する.
- 臨床的見解は 病的な自惚れや 誇張や脆弱性に焦点を当てています
研究 の 目的:
- 人気ナルシシズム測定法で捉えられた人際的プロフィールを評価する
- これらの測定が重複する,異なる,または意図された対人スタイルの捉え方を検討する.
- ナルシシズムの測定に 多様な人間関係スタイルを統合する
主な方法:
- 人気のあるナルシシズム評価ツールによる対人プロフィールの分析
- 研究には1,111人の参加者が参加した (N=1,111).
- 人間の優位性に重点を置くための測定内容の検討
主要な成果:
- ナルシシズムの測定は 暖かく支配的なから服従的なまでの 幅広い人際スタイルを捉えます
- 大抵の指標は人際的優位性を強調している.
- 3つの要素構造 (ナルシシスト・エージェント,アンタゴニズム,脆弱性) は様々な人間関係スタイルを統合しています.
結論:
- ナルシシズムの測定は 異なる人間関係スタイルを反映し しばしば優位性を強調します
- 3つの要素モデルにより ナルシシズムの対人的な側面を より統合的に理解できます
- 心理学的な評価において ナルシシズムの測定基準の選択を 導き出します
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