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Traits of the Dark factor

  • Egoism. Excessive concern with one's own advantage at the expense of the wellbeing of others.
  • Machiavellianism. A callous person that's so focused on their own interests that they will manipulate and deceive to get what they want.
  • Moral Disengagement. Behaving as if ethical standards don't apply to oneself.
  • Narcissism. All-consuming desire for ego reinforcement.
  • Psychological Entitlement. Thinking that one is entitled to more than others are.
  • Psychopathy. Display a lack of self-control, is callous, and impulsive.
  • Sadism. Intentionally causing physical, sexual, or psychological pain on others to assert dominance or for enjoyment.
  • Self-interest. Chasing after socially valued domains, including material goods, social status, recognition, academic or occupational achievement.
  • Spitefulness. Doing something that will harm others even though it means harm to oneself. It could be social, financial, physical, or an inconvenience.

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