The Influence of Vulnerable Narcissism on Responses to Feedback from Others about one’s own Work: An Experimental Vignette Study on Creative Activities on SNS

This study examined how individual differences in vulnerable narcissism moderate feedback on creative work posted on a social networking service (SNS). Eighty-nine participants engaged in creative activities were surveyed using an experimental vignette methodology and were asked to imagine scenarios in which they received feedback on a creative work they had posted on an SNS. Hierarchical regression analysis revealed that a decrease in the self-evaluation of one’s own work was explained by the interaction between higher vulnerable narcissism and receiving negative feedback, suggesting that individuals with higher vulnerable narcissism tend to show lower self-evaluation of their own work when receiving negative feedback from others on SNS.

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The Japanese Journal of Personality
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2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.2132/personality.33.2.5
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Impact of Technology on Adolescents
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The Influence of Vulnerable Narcissism on Responses to Feedback from Others about one’s own Work: An Experimental Vignette Study on Creative Activities on SNS

Shingo Abe, Haruki Ariumi, Yusuke Takahashi
The Japanese Journal of Personality
Impact of Technology on Adolescents
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The Influence of Vulnerable Narcissism on Responses to Feedback from Others about one’s own Work: An Experimental Vignette Study on Creative Activities on SNS

Shingo Abe, Haruki Ariumi, Yusuke Takahashi
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This study examined how individual differences in vulnerable narcissism moderate feedback on creative work posted on a social networking service (SNS). Eighty-nine participants engaged in creative activities were surveyed using an experimental vignette methodology and were asked to imagine scenarios in which they received feedback on a creative work they had posted on an SNS. Hierarchical regression analysis revealed that a decrease in the self-evaluation of one’s own work was explained by the interaction between higher vulnerable narcissism and receiving negative feedback, suggesting that individuals with higher vulnerable narcissism tend to show lower self-evaluation of their own work when receiving negative feedback from others on SNS.

The Japanese Journal of PersonalityVol. 33(2)
Kyoto University of Education (JP), Kansai University (JP)
Reduced inequalities
Openalex Percentile: Top 75%
Impact of Technology on Adolescents
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