What's in a blush? Physiological blushing reveals narcissistic children's social‐evaluative concerns
Abstract
Physiological responses can reveal emotional states that individuals are unwilling to admit to others. Here, we studied what blushing reveals about the emotional states of narcissistic children. Narcissistic children (i.e., those high on the personality trait of narcissism) have a pervasive sense of grandiosity. We theorized that narcissistic children are so invested in their sense of grandiosity that even modest praise can make them feel...
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Title
What's in a blush? Physiological blushing reveals narcissistic children's social‐evaluative concerns
Published Date
Jun 6, 2018
Journal
Volume
55
Issue
10
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