Machiavellianism is a chapter of “Handbook of Individual Differences in Social Behavior” (2009), reviewing the literature of Machiavellianism and how their peculiar traits and predispositions […]
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“Machiavellianism” (2017) is a book on Machiavellianism and the psychology of manipulation. The author defines the book as “the first comprehensive psychological book on Machiavellianism
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Empowered individualism™ places identity, agency, and responsibility at the level of the individual, rather than the group. While popular discourse frames people through collective identities—gender,
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“Studies in Machiavellianism” (Christie and Geis, 1970) is the first book to empirically address, test, and explain, the personality trait of “Machiavellianism“.The authors first describe
Mating in Captivity (2017) deals with the interconnection between intimacy and sexual dynamics in couples. Esther Perel, the author, states that eroticism within couples teeters
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“Seductresses” (2004) is a dating book for women which presents and analyzes notable and very different women who had nonetheless one thing in common: they
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