Narcissism is of great interest to behavioral scientists and the lay public. Research across
the past 20 years has led to substantial progress in the conceptualization, measurement …

Narcissism research is poorly calibrated across fields of study in part due to confusion over
how to integrate normal and pathological descriptions of narcissism. We argue that …

The scientific study of narcissism has accelerated in recent years. However, this literature
has primarily been cross‐sectional and descriptive in nature, making it difficult to integrate …

Emotional processes are of key importance for the understanding of narcissism, in both its
grandiose and its vulnerable forms. The current chapter provides an overview on the links …

Efforts to understand the phenotypic structure of the core traits associated with narcissism
have been successful. As the field moves forward, it will become critical for researchers …

Objective Despite decades of work on narcissism, there remain many active areas of
exploration and debate including a clear and consensual description of its underlying …

The narcissism spectrum model synthesizes extensive personality, social–psychological,
and clinical evidence, building on existing knowledge about narcissistic grandiosity and …

Interest in the topic of narcissism and its clinical variant, narcissistic personality disorder
(NPD), has grown dramatically in recent years. Research on this topic was traditionally …

In this chapter, I present a theoretical framework that is aimed at explaining the complex and
seemingly paradoxical structure, dynamics, and consequences of grandiose narcissism: the …

Previous research has often portrayed narcissism as a unitary construct, however more
recent research suggests it may be multidimensional. This study was conducted to examine …