The influence of narcissistic character on the self-esteem of conduct disordered adolescents
Date Issued
August 1, 2002
Author(s)
Cumberbatch, Carla-Joy
Advisor(s)
Robert G. Wahler
Additional Advisor(s)
Leonard Handler, Schyler Huck, John Lounsbury
Abstract
The present study obtained survey data from 39 male patients of a residential treatment facility. Participants completed the Achenbach's (1991) Youth Self-Report scale, the Adolescent Narcissism scale (1999), and the Rosenberg (1965) Self-esteem scale. Given the mixed symptom presentation of the sample, internalizing and externalizing scores served as predictors for self-esteem and narcissism, respectively. Two hypotheses were supported, results revealed that externalizing scores predicted narcissism, but not self-esteem; while internalizing scores predicted self-esteem, but not narcissism.
Degree
Doctor of Philosophy
Major
Psychology
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