2025/11/16 by Seify, Pejman
Psychology · #Clinical Psychology #FOS: Psychology #Psychology #Social and Behavioral Sciences #anger #ego strength #ineriority feeling #insecure attachment #narcissism #self-attack #shame
paper · doi:10.17605/osf.io/z7jkv
The data which support the findings of the study on the Kohutian Perspective regarding to the 3 distinct models, investigating early infant-caregiver interaction, fragmented self and narcissistic rage. first model investigate the mediating roles of shame-anger and inferiority feeling between insecure attachment and narcissism. second model examines the narcissistic rage concept from Kohut's perspective by considering diverse aspects of anger. Finally, the third model juxtapose self-attack and ego strength (as representative of self structure) as mediators between narcissism and shame. Our two studies include one Iranian sample consist of 664 cases and another cross-cultural sample including 331 students. Measurements, dataset and a description of my dataset has been presented