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Poster presentation for the 2010 University Scholars Day at the University of North Texas discussing research on narcissism and parenting.
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1 p.
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This poster discusses research on narcissism and parenting. The author is researching the different types of narcissism and, more specifically, different types of parenting related to the disorder. What different parenting tactics cause what different types of narcissism? How young can narcissism be diagnosed? What measures in parenting can be taken to prevent it? The author is also more specifically interested in the differences between narcissism in men and women.
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