Parental Alienation Sociopath Category
Parental Alienator Behaviours
Posted on February 10, 2021 Leave a Comment
Not a full comprehensive list, I am sure many of you could add many more!! Pathological lying Projection, accusing you of what they are doing Dishonesty, stealing, cheating etc Collecting official letterheads to create fake documents for court hearings Self employed providing fake account’s for court hearings Changing court hearings, using delaying tactics Totally ignoring […]
THE CONCEPT OF NARCISSISM IN PSYCHOSIS AND IN SEVERE PERSONALITY DISORDERS
Posted on January 20, 2021 Leave a Comment
The concept of narcissism has a certain connotation in psychiatry and a slightly different one in psychoanalysis. This is similar to the concept’s evolution, over the years, undergoing major changes, defining varied psychodynamic or psychological realities. Therefore, this paper proposes a multi-faceted perspective on the concept of narcissism, from the perspective of multiple psychoanalyst authors […]
Contribution to the Metapsychology of Psychotic Identifications – Edith Jacobson, 1954
Posted on January 20, 2021 Leave a Comment
Source: Contribution to the Metapsychology of Psychotic Identifications – Edith Jacobson, 1954
The Loss of Reality in Neurosis and Psychosis
The Loss of Reality in Neurosis and Psychosis Accordingly, the initial difference is expressed thus in the final outcome: in neurosis a piece of reality is avoided by a sort of flight, whereas in psychosis it is remodelled. Or we might say: in psychosis, the initial flight is succeeded by an active phase of remodelling; in […]
Boundaries and Dysfunctional Family Systems
Posted on November 15, 2020 Leave a Comment
A boundary is a barrier; something that separates two things. Walls, fences and cell membranes are examples of physical boundaries. Psychological boundaries can be said to exist too, even though such boundaries have no physical reality. Psychological boundaries are constructed of ideas, perceptions, beliefs and understandings that enable people to define not only their social […]
Anger: An emotional driver of revenge
Posted on November 15, 2020 Leave a Comment
Aggression often occurs in response to some frustration (Berkowitz, 1989). However, aggressive revenge, more specifically, is thought to be driven by negative affects such as anger in response to some transgression (Harmon‐Jones & Sigelman, 2001). Anger is experienced as an unpleasant emotional state often associated with the approach motivational system (Harmon‐Jones, 2004; Harmon‐Jones, Schmeichel, Mennitt, & Harmon‐Jones, 2011; Threadgill […]
Female Sociopaths
Posted on November 5, 2020 Leave a Comment
Female Sociopaths “Her regular tantrums involve swearing, shouting, intimidation and threatens. She will wear people down until, for a quieter life, they agree with her. Interestingly, what she threatens to inflict on others is what she would find most damaging and hurtful to herself. Equally interestingly, she feels criticism and humiliation intensely, even if none […]
“Without Conscience” Robert Hare’s Web Site devoted to the study of Psychopathy
Posted on August 9, 2020 Leave a Comment
Michael McCaul says 1 in 100 people is a sociopath. From Politifact Texas by W. Gardner Selby, March 2018. Now Available! the Hare Self-Report Psychopathy Scale (SRP-4); Published by Multi-Health Systems. Robert Hare was named to the Order of Canada, one of Canada’s highest civilian honours. The Order of Canada recognizes a lifetime of achievement and contribution to society, and […]
The Psychopaths stare
Posted on August 9, 2020 Leave a Comment
The Psychopaths stare is very effective during the luring and “honeymoon” phases. Women often mistake it as “being sexy” and for “Sexual Attraction” eye gazing occurs in copious amounts during the “Luring and honeymoon stage” at the beginning of the relationship. Robert Hare refers to the Psychopath’s gaze as “Intense eye contact and piercing eyes” […]
