Abstract

The article presents the results of a study of the characteristics of narcissistic regulation of drug addicts. The aim of the study is to investigate the features of narcissistic regulation of drug addicts as forms of borderline personality organization and personality types of drug addicts. According to the set goal and objectives of the study, a research sample was formed. Based on informed consent in compliance with the principles of bioethics and deontology during 2019-2020. a psychodiagnostic study of 102 male patients with drug addiction of the opioid group was carried out on the basis of the "Vertical" rehabilitation center at the age of 18-26 years, and 54 healthy males at the age of 18-27 years without signs of somatic, mental pathology and drug addiction. To achieve this goal, we used the following methods: for the study of narcissistic regulation - "Index of the functioning of the Self-system" (Zalutskaya N.M. and oth., 2003); for the study of personality characterological radicals were used test "Self-portrait of personality" Jen M. Oldham and Louis B. Morris. Mathematical processing was carried out using the methods of mathematical statistics (SPSS Statistics 21): methods for checking the reliability of differences in unrelated samples (Mann-Whitney U-test). Conclusions: Narcissistic regulation of drug addicts is based on the formation of an ideal image for others, acting as a social “mask” caused to hide the terrible inner emptiness, baseness and depravity of their own “Self”. A rigid internal imperative is based on the background of parent-child relationships and levels the internal infantile dependence on the inflated expectations of parents. The personality profile of drug addicts is based on the multidimensional development of personality types, which introduce individual characteristics into the personality of drug addicts and manifest themselves under certain circumstances, indicating a conditional heterogeneity in these characteristics. The study of the interdependence of personality types with the characterological radicals of narcissistic regulation and drug addicts complements the awareness of the holistic picture of the functioning of an addictive personality. The existing correlations allow drug addicts to form compensatory mechanisms to mask their own narcissistic deficit.

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  • 81 Medical PsychologyThe purpose of the study is to investigate the performed using the methods of mathematical features of narcissistic regulation of drug addicts, as statistics (SPSS Statistics 21): methods to verify the forms of borderline organization of personality and validity of differences in unrelated samples

  • Modern research shows that drug addicts have impaired psychodynamics, a phenomenon such as "hypersensitivity", which is associated with disorders of narcissistic regulation. [4, 5]

  • The purpose of the study is to investigate the performed using the methods of mathematical features of narcissistic regulation of drug addicts, as statistics (SPSS Statistics 21): methods to verify the forms of borderline organization of personality and validity of differences in unrelated samples

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81 Medical Psychology

The purpose of the study is to investigate the performed using the methods of mathematical features of narcissistic regulation of drug addicts, as statistics (SPSS Statistics 21): methods to verify the forms of borderline organization of personality and validity of differences in unrelated samples The essence of narcissistic behavior of drug statistically significant indicators were: "negative addicts is to form a perfect image of a "shiny facade", physical Self", "striving for the perfect Self-object", due to which drug addicts want to hide the terrible "the ideal of values" and "symbiotic Self protection". The own distinctive feature, so the combination of their results of the indicator "symbiotic Self protection" levels of expression in the profile creates a certain signals narcissistic disorders This is manifested in characterological portrait of the individual.

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