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Question 1

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Question 2

Narcissistic personality

Answer 2

• an inflated sense of their own importance,
• a deep need for excessive attention and admiration,
• lack of empathy for others
• troubled relationships

Question 3

Signs of psychopathy

Answer 3

Superficial Charm & Charisma
Unnecessary Cruelty or a Mean Streak
Lies, Exaggerations, & Dishonesty
Lack of Accountability Playing the Blame Game.
Need for Power, Control, & Dominance

Question 4

What is Machiavellianism

Answer 4

a personality trait that denotes cunningness,
the ability to be manipulative
drive to use whatever means necessary to gain power.
The end justifies the means

Question 5

What is the dark Triad?

Answer 5

Machiavellianism with narcissism and psychopathy.

Question 6

What Does It Mean to Be Exonerated Of a Criminal Charge?

Answer 6

A court can find you guilty or not guilty of a crime. But getting exonerated of a criminal charge is different. This means that the court has overturned your conviction and dismissed all of the charges against you based on new evidence.

Question 7

Does exonerated mean not guilty?

Answer 7

A court can find you guilty or not guilty of a crime. But getting exonerated of a criminal charge is different. This means that the court has overturned your conviction and dismissed all of the charges against you based on new evidence.

Question 8

Discribe the Machiavellian personality in more detail.

Answer 8

manipulative personality. It’s an anti-social personality trait that’s characterized by a lack of emotion and a belief that the end justifies the means. People with this trait are often described as “puppeteers” who try to deceive others into getting what they want. They typically have a cynical worldview, viewing others as equally manipulative and duplicitous as they are

Question 9

What is one work that discribes a Machiavellian personality?

Answer 9

A manipulative personality.

Question 10

Discribe the Dark Triad in more detail

Answer 10

The dark triad is a term used to describe a group of three personality traits that are considered subclinical, or on the edge of legality, but not clinical disorders:
Narcissism: A toxic form of self-esteem where people believe they are great and want to be admired, even if it means exploiting or competing with others
Machiavellianism: A tendency to manipulate others through chronic lying
Psychopathy: A lack of ability to experience emotions, especially empathy, along with impulsivity and recklessness