Increased self-esteem has been the focus of many studies. On the other hand, increasing self-esteem can make a person narcissistic. To what extent do you propose to enhance self-esteem but not become narcissistic? Is there a specific spectrum?
Hello Omid Farhadi
This is a paper available on ResearchGate that might be of interest:
Preprint Narcissism and Self-Esteem: A Nomological Network Analysis
. . and this is a literature review available on ResearchGate:
Research SELF-ESTEEM, CONFIDENCE AND NARCISSISM Self Esteem, Confiden...
Very best wishes,
Mary
if the self- esteem not to be built based on narcissistic traits or fake humanistic features don't need to be control because in the real self-esteem the individual have a humanistic and mankind viewpoint and is far thousand miles and kilometers from narcissistic traits.
Dear Zeinab Rostami
Thank you very much. If you have an article in this area please share. Because I need a reference in my thesis
One study showed that self-esteem was indeed correlated with narcissism. But a second type of analysis painted a more nuanced portrait. Self-esteem was associated with one of the two elements of narcissism: narcissistic admiration, or the desire to be loved by others. It was not, however, associated with another element: narcissistic rivalry, or the wish to dominate others. The reason for any association between the two traits, the researchers suspect, is simply that both people with high self-esteem and people with narcissism tend to evaluate themselves positively.
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