
How to handle the Dark Triad, Narcissists, Sociopaths and Predators - Dr. Peter Salerno
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Dr. Peter Salerno is a psychologist, author and noted expert in trauma, personality disorders and abuse. We discuss the genetic and physiological traits of narcissism and the destruction untreated personality disorders can cause in the general population. We talk about antagonism, manipulation tactics, gaslighting and love bombing. We uncover what happens when someone is being abused, from early warning signs to the long-term effects on the mind, body and nervous system. We also unpack the biggest misconception around abuse and why narcissism is only now becoming fully understood.
Chapters: 00:00 Dr Peter Salerno intro and origin story 06:10 Understanding narcissism, cluster b and the dark triad 10:20 Narcissist: lies, untruths, shame and self esteem 11:30 Diagnosing narcissism, etiology and pathology 15:29 Worst case scenarios, serial killers and manipulation 19:00 The justice system, treatment and rehabilitation 22:10 The Hare Psychopathy test and prison 26:00 Key differences between narcissists and psychopaths 29:00 Key traits of a narcissist 33:00 Biological sex differences, gender and narcissism 35:58 Pattern recognition, romance and dating 40:00 Power and politics 43:11 Antagonism, triangulation and grandiosity 46:30 Machiavellianism 48:00 Recovering from abuse 50:00 Public policy, corporations and society 56:10 What the future holds
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