#human trait

[random-xpressions]

Even an enemy deserves some gentleness...

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[thedarkarchetypes]

🍊All the hate coming out from a generation who got everything and nothing guided by temptation, is it a human trait or is it learned behaviour🍊

Are you killing for yourself or killing for your saviour?

[rhianna]

Narcissism is a 

universal human trait found everywhere in the world, not indigenous only to Western civilization. However, the way it is expressed, perceived, and its prevalence rates can vary significantly across different cultures. 

Cultural Differences in Narcissism

The primary cultural distinction in psychology is between individualistic cultures (common in Western societies like the US and Western Europe) and collectivistic cultures (common in Asia, Africa, and parts of Latin America). 

Expression: In individualistic cultures, traits like self-promotion, assertiveness, and ambition are often celebrated as signs of confidence, so narcissism can manifest in more overt, grandiose ways. In contrast, in collectivistic cultures that prioritize group harmony, modesty, and humility, overt self-aggrandizement is often socially inappropriate. Narcissism in these cultures may appear in more covert forms, such as through a strong drive for status that benefits the whole family or group, or a hypersensitivity to social rejection (vulnerable narcissism).

Perception: What is considered "narcissistic" is filtered through cultural values. A behavior lauded as "confident" in the US might be seen as boastful and disruptive in Japan.

Prevalence: Research on which cultures have higher levels of narcissism has produced conflicting results.

Some earlier studies found higher levels of grandiose narcissism in individualistic countries like the United States.

More recent, methodologically rigorous studies using the Narcissistic Personality Inventory (NPI) have found the opposite: individuals from more collectivistic regions (Asia and Africa) reported higher levels of certain narcissistic facets (leadership/authority and grandiose exhibitionism) than those from individualistic regions (USA, Europe, and Australia/Oceania). 

In sum, the capacity for narcissistic traits exists within human nature globally, but its presentation and social acceptability are heavily influenced by the prevailing cultural values. 

[thescribbledwritings]

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[purebloodvixen]

Human beings, on a whole, get off on destroying themselves and everything around them.

[dianasson]

Maude: Consistency is not *really* a human trait.

Harold and Maude