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bushman's poison bush
acokanthera

sleep under the stars in a true bushman’s ‘swag’.
dormi sotto le stelle in un vero "swag", il sacco a pelo degli abitanti del bush.

bushman, b., ridge, r.d., das, e., key, c. & busatbh. g. l. (2007).
elejabeitia, c. (2003).

social and personality psychologists define narcissism as a normally distributed personality trait that is characterized by a fundamental need to maintain feelings of self-worth (morf & rhodewalt, 2001). the pattern of grandiosity that emerges to meet this need manifests cognitively in beliefs in one’s superiority and one’s entitlement to special treatment, emotionally in hostility and high but unstable self-esteem, and behaviorally in showing off and seeking attention (see akhtar & thompson, 1982). it is important that narcissism, as assessed by social and personality psychologists, exists on a continuum that includes pathological and nonpathological levels that are qualitatively similar (foster & campbell, 2007). indeed, recent empirical efforts have confirmed that, like their pathological counterparts, adults and children who score high on measures of nonpathological narcissism such as the narcissistic personality inventory (npi; raskin & hall, 1979) have overly positive self-views (gabriel, critelli, & ee, 1994); disregard the feelings and concerns of other people while manipulating them for their own gain (sedikides, campbell, reeder, elliot, & gregg, 2002); are predisposed to conduct problems (barry, frick, & killian, 2003) generally, and violence in particular, especially when confronted with unfavorable feedback (bushman & baumeister, 1998); and go to great lengths to protect their inflated sense of self-worth (see campbell, reeder, sedikides, & elliot, 2000).
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