Abstract
Commentary: "Personality and Intentional Binding: An Exploratory Study Using the Narcissistic Personality Inventory".
Highlights
A commentary on Personality and intentional binding: an exploratory study using the narcissistic personality inventory by Hascalovitz AC and Obhi SS
Hascalovitz and Obhi note that this is consistent with observations that patients with narcissistic personality disorder (NPD) often report that they feel in control of their environment and tend to err on the side of an omnipotence, which they believe should result in admiration from others
Others have suggested that a lack of agency in NPD leads to a loss of touch with the person’s deepest wishes resulting in the experience of being flat, devitalized, and empty (Modell, 1984; Dimaggio et al, 2002; Dimaggio and Attinà, 2012)
Summary
A commentary on Personality and intentional binding: an exploratory study using the narcissistic personality inventory by Hascalovitz AC and Obhi SS. Roudebush VA Medical Center (116H), Indianapolis, IN, USA, 3 Indiana University School of Medicine, Indianapolis, IN, USA Using the construct of intentional binding, which is thought to be a core element of agency, they sought to determine whether the speed with which a voluntary action was perceived to have a consequent effect differed according to levels of narcissism.
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