The Psychology of Collective Narcissism : : Insights from Social Identity Theory.

• Author: Golec De Zavala, Agnieszka.
• Place / Publishing House: Milton : : Taylor & Francis Group,, 2023.; Ã2024.
• Year of Publication: 2023
• Edition: 1st ed.
• Language: English
• Physical Description: 1 online resource (251 pages)

Table of Contents

• Intro
• Half Title
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Contents
• Acknowledgments
• Introduction: How psychological research on collective narcissism came to be
• The idea
• The levels of the self-concept
• The Frankfurt school
• The status theorists
• The Collective Narcissism Scale
• The contribution
• There is such a thing as collective narcissism
• Individual difference variable
• A belief about a group, any group
• An aspect of ingroup identification
• Motivated social cognition
• Situations that increase collective narcissism
• References
• 1. How does narcissism become collective?
• Narcissism and destruction of democratic societies
• Individual narcissism: Disorder and personality feature
• Models of narcissistic personality
• Narcissism and interpersonal aggression
• Narcissism and outgroup hate
• How does narcissism become collective?
• The "narcissistic epidemic
• The culture of narcissism
• Individual belief about the ingroup
• A chance for a non-narcissistic culture?
• Conclusion
• Note
• References
• 2. "Dark side of ingroup love": Collective narcissism and ingroup identification
• Aspects of ingroup identification
• Meaning
• Centrality, attachment, and solidarity
• Value and esteem
• The link between self-esteem and collective narcissism
• Superiority and entitlement
• Dark side of ingroup love
• Collective self-esteem contingent competition
• Insecure social identity
• Ingroup glorification
• Collective narcissism and ingroup satisfaction
• Conclusion
• References
• 3. National narcissism, nationalism, and patriotism
• Nationalism
• Definition of national identity
• Nationalism and patriotism
• Genuine patriotism
• Blind patriotism
• Nationalism and national narcissism
• Patriotism as a remedy for nationalism
• Conclusion
• References.
• 4. Collective narcissism, intergroup threat, and intergroup hate
• Aggression
• Military aggression
• Terrorism
• Retaliatory hostility
• Schadenfreude
• Antagonistic mindset
• Hostile attribution bias
• Zero-sum beliefs and perceived deprivation
• Ultimate attribution error
• Intergroup threat as a source of collective narcissism
• Ingroup misrecognition threat
• Conclusion
• References
• 5. Collective narcissism and prejudice: Politics of hate
• Collective narcissism and politics of hate
• Racism, anti-Semitism, prejudice towards minorities
• Sexism
• Prejudice toward immigrants and refugees
• Prejudice towards sexual minorities
• Reducing hate at high levels of collective narcissism
• Ingroup satisfaction
• Emotional deficits of collective narcissism
• Mindfulness
• Conclusion
• References
• 6. Collective narcissism and social exclusion
• Angry White men" and exclusion of women
• Delusion of exclusion: Reactions to exclusion in advantaged groups
• Conclusion
• References
• 7. Collective narcissism of populism
• Collective narcissism and populist voting
• Collective narcissism and populist policies
• Climate change denial
• COVID-19 and medical populism
• Against the ingroup
• Collective narcissism of populist rhetoric
• Conclusion
• References
• 8. Revolutionaries in reverse: Collective narcissism and political orientation
• Political conservatism
• Collective narcissism, right-wing authoritarianism, and social dominance orientation
• Rejection of democracy and preference for ruthless leaders
• Moral intuitions of collective narcissism
• Revolutionaries in reverse
• Left-wing authoritarianism
• Anti-establishment orientation
• Conclusion
• References
• 9. Collective narcissism and pursuit of equality
• Collective narcissism in advantaged groups
• Collective narcissism and ethnocentric projection.
• Collective narcissism and legitimization of inequality
• Collective narcissism as an incentive to pursuit of equality
• Collective narcissism in disadvantaged groups is still collective narcissism
• Collective narcissism as an obstacle to pursuit of equality
• Relevance for social justice research
• System justification
• Collective action
• Ingroup harmony and recategorization
• Conclusion
• References
• 10. "To the point of irrationality": Collective narcissism and conspiracy theories
• The link between collective narcissism and conspiracy theories
• Robust and specific
• Directional
• Moderated by content
• Collective narcissism as motivated social cognition
• Directional motives
• Self-importance
• Justification of oppression and hostility
• Meaning maintenance motive
• Conclusion
• References
• Index.