What Is Psychopathic Narcissism?
The "narcissistic" psychological defense mechanism occurs in infancy and is the psychological defense mechanism of infants. In the initial stage, individuals are more oriented towards themselves. This kind of baby's "narcissism" only takes care of itself, loves itself, and does not care about others. Therefore, this mechanism is called "narcissistic psychological defense mechanism". The first babies lived entirely in the "self world," and they couldn't distinguish between themselves and the outside world. When an adult also uses the "narcissism mechanism" for self-psychological defense, this is a very dangerous defense mechanism. Mental illness patients often use this psychological defense mechanism in adults, so it is also called "psychotic" defense mechanism.
"Narcissistic" psychological defense mechanism
Right!- Chinese name
- "Narcissistic" psychological defense mechanism
- Foreign name
- Self-defense Mechanism
- Occurrence period
- Infancy
- Definition
- The best psychological defense mechanism for babies
- Features
- Take care of yourself, love yourself, don't care about others
- The "narcissistic" psychological defense mechanism occurs in infancy and is the psychological defense mechanism of infants. In the initial stage, individuals are more oriented towards themselves. This kind of baby's "narcissism" only takes care of itself, loves itself, and does not care about others. Therefore, this mechanism is called "narcissistic psychological defense mechanism". The first babies lived entirely in the "self world," and they couldn't distinguish between themselves and the outside world. When an adult also uses the "narcissism mechanism" for self-psychological defense, this is a very dangerous defense mechanism. Mental illness patients often use this psychological defense mechanism in adults, so it is also called "psychotic" defense mechanism.
- The "narcissistic" psychological defense mechanism occurs in infancy and is the psychological defense mechanism of infants. In the initial stage, individuals are more oriented towards themselves. This kind of baby's "narcissism" only takes care of itself, loves itself, and does not care about others. Therefore, this mechanism is called "narcissistic psychological defense mechanism". The first babies lived entirely in the "self world," and they couldn't distinguish between themselves and the outside world. When an adult also uses the "narcissism mechanism" for self-psychological defense, this is a very dangerous defense mechanism. Mental illness patients often use this psychological defense mechanism in adults, so it is also called "psychotic" defense mechanism.
- The narcissistic defense mechanism is the most primitive, the psychological defense mechanism that ignores reality and hopes. Its characteristic is that the boundary between itself and the outside world is already blurred. All their thoughts and speculations are inseparable from the reverie on the subject of "I". Everything in their eyes points to themselves, and they often project their thoughts to the outside world and firmly believe that this is true. It seems difficult for them to look at the outside world with an "objective" and "fair" calm attitude. They are completely immersed in the "world of the ego".
- Judith, Wilster said: A person who is obsessed with the cradle is unwilling to lose his childhood and cannot adapt to the adult world. [1]