It is often pointed
out that treatment increases the recidivism rate and even makes the patient
more dangerous. Here is one example of how that can happen.
Let's say that you're a narcissist in treatment. You flew into a rage at another patient yesterday. The therapist asks you about the incident. You say that you felt slighted by something that patient did and lost your temper.
The therapist knows, however, that you regained your temper in one nanosecond upon the arrival of a nurse.
"Yeah, so what?" you think.
But then as the therapist discusses this with you, she reveals that normal people don't just switch off their anger like that. You see that she is suspicious that you just lay in the weeds and go off at people whenever the coast is clear and they least expect it.
So, you have learned something valuable. Now you know how to fake… citeşte mai departe aici:
Let's say that you're a narcissist in treatment. You flew into a rage at another patient yesterday. The therapist asks you about the incident. You say that you felt slighted by something that patient did and lost your temper.
The therapist knows, however, that you regained your temper in one nanosecond upon the arrival of a nurse.
"Yeah, so what?" you think.
But then as the therapist discusses this with you, she reveals that normal people don't just switch off their anger like that. You see that she is suspicious that you just lay in the weeds and go off at people whenever the coast is clear and they least expect it.
So, you have learned something valuable. Now you know how to fake… citeşte mai departe aici:
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