Tag Archives: psychopath

Severe Narcissistic Malignancy And Psychopathy

March 25, 2021Abuse, Aggression, conscience, Covert-Aggression, empathy, Empowerment, Entitlement, Lying and Deception, Narcissism, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationships, Social Issuesantisocial, antisocial personality, ego inflation, entitlement, heartlessness, mask of civility, psychopath, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, sociopathDr. Simon

Extreme narcissistic malignancy characterizes the most disturbed characters among us. They wantonly use and abuse and feel entitled to do so.

Aggressive Personalities: The Sub-Types

March 1, 2013Aggression, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationshipsaggression, aggressive personalities, channeled-aggressive, character, character disturbance, covert-aggressive, Personality and Character Disorders, personality disorders, predatory aggressive, psychopath, sadistic-aggressive, sociopathDr. Simon

The inordinate predisposition for aggression lies at the heart of some individuals’ character disturbance and influences every aspect of their growth and development.

Character Spectrum Disorders

August 3, 2012Manipulators, Personality and Character, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychology, Relationshipsaggressive personalities, character, character disorder, character disturbance, covert-aggression, covert-aggressive, narcissism, narcissist, personality, psychopath, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, sociopath, sociopathyDr. Simon

For a lot of reasons – mostly media hype and lots of misinformation – there’s now more confusion than ever about the nature of character disturbances.

Another Look at Manipulation Tactics

November 5, 2011Abuse, Manipulation, Personality and Character, Psychological Manipulationcharacter, character disturbance, covert-aggression, gaslighting, manipulation, manipulation tactics, manipulators, personality, psychopath, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, sociopathyDr. Simon

One of the most effective ways for impaired characters to victimize others is to conceal their malevolent intentions while simultaneously prompting their “target” to accede to their desires. Manipulators win by using clever tactics like “gaslighting” to get the other person to back down or give in.

What is a Psychopath?

July 8, 2011Abuse, Manipulation, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychological Manipulation, Relationshipsaggressive, character, conscience, empathy, manipulation, manipulative, predators, psychopath, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, Unhealthy Relationships, victimizationDr. Simon

There’s been a lot of media hype about psychopaths in recent weeks. But true psychopaths are neither as common nor as easy to identify as some in the popular media would have you believe. You have to really understand those devoid of empathy, remorse, and conscience in order to minimize the risk of victimization.

“Dexter” And The Truth About Psychopaths

June 18, 2010Abuse, Manipulation, Manipulators, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychological Manipulation, Relationshipsantisocial, character, character disturbance, conscience, personality, personality disorder, personality disturbance, psychopath, Psychopathy and Sociopathy, sociopath, sociopathy, Unhealthy RelationshipsDr. Simon

Psychopaths know very well how most people think and respond, so it’s easy for them to manipulate others into making false assumptions about them and into a false of sympathy for them when they exhibit their heartless behavior.

Psychopathy and Sociopathy

November 20, 2008Abuse, Personality and Character Disorders, Psychobable, Psychological Manipulation, RelationshipsAdd new tag, antisocial personality, character disorder, personality disorder, psychopath, sociopath, Unhealthy RelationshipsDr. Simon

The psychopath or predatory aggressive personality knows that he is different from most others (because he knows others posess this entity called conscience and that they have emotional connections to others that keep them from doing certain things) and he thinks he is a superior being to common man because he is not encumbered by these traits. Seeing himself as a superior creature and viewing conscience-laden and emotionally vulnerable others as inferior beings, he regards such underlings as rightful prey.

Dr. George Simon

A Resource for Understanding and Dealing with Narcissists, Manipulators, and other Problem Characters