About this Group
The strongest defense against undue influence is through awareness and education. once people start engaging with this work more consistently, something begins to shift.What felt confusing starts to become structured. The things that didn't add up begin to connect, and what once seemed impossible to explain starts to make sense. And once that happens, you stop piecing things together from fragments. You start to understand the underlying dynamics directly, how influence is applied across behavior, information, thought, and emotion, why it works, and how it builds over time. A life of dealing with this: People with NPD may also show other behaviors related to the nine criteria, but still different, such as: Fear of or avoiding vulnerability. Withdrawing from others to hide feeling vulnerable. Perfectionism (with or without a fear of failure). Hypersensitivity to criticism, rejection or failure. Experiencing severe depression related to rejection or failure. Reacting with anger (or even rage) when they feel criticized or rejected. Faking humility to hide their feelings or protect their sense of self-importance. Avoiding situations where failure is possible or likely, which can limit achievements.