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Narcissism and its relationship with counterproductive work behavior: Mediational effects of psychological entitlement and subjective well-being

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Żemojtel-Piotrowska M. A., Piotrowski J., Pers P., Tomiałowicz E., Clinton A.

Polish Psychological Bulletin

2018

vol. 49

issue 4

442-448

This paper describes the results of a study that examined if psychological entitlement and hedonic well-being mediated relationships between counterproductive work behaviors (CWB) and grandiose narcissism. More specifically, the mediation effects of both types of narcissism on CWB via psychological entitlement and hedonistic subjective well-being (SWB) were examined. This study is based on self-reported, cross-sectional study on 119 working adults. Agentic and communal narcissism were positively related to CWB in parallel way, while simultaneously and indirectly decreasing CWB levels via higher SWB. Current paper is the first attempt to include agentic-communal narcissism model to explain the levels of CWB. The theoretical and practical implications of presented findings are discussed here in terms of the agency-communion model of narcissism and the “mixed blessing” effects of grandiose narcissism on subjective well-being.

When mere multiple group memberships are not enough: Individual self-expansion through involvement in social groups and self-efficacy belief

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Besta T., Tomiałowicz E., Bojko J., Pytlos A., Kosakowska-Berezecka N., Bäck E., Vazquez A.

Polish Psychological Bulletin

2018

vol. 49

issue 1

77-85

According to the self-expansion model, people are motivated to increase their sense of personal agency by expanding their sense of self through the acquisition of new identities. We conducted two studies to explore whether the feeling of self-expansion, resulting from multiple group memberships, is related to self-efficacy, and to test whether agentic and communal self-stereotyping mediated this relation. In Study 1 conducted in Poland (N1 = 102), and Study 2 among undergraduate students from Poland, Spain, and Sweden (N2 = 450), a significant indirect effect of self-expansion on self-efficacy through agentic (but not communal) self-stereotyping emerged.

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1 Clinton A.

1 Kosakowska-Berezecka N.

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1 Piotrowski J.

1 Pytlos A.

1 Vazquez A.

1 Żemojtel-Piotrowska M. A.

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Narcissism and its relationship with counterproductive work behavior: Mediational effects of psychological entitlement and subjective well-being

When mere multiple group memberships are not enough: Individual self-expansion through involvement in social groups and self-efficacy belief