Dr Oli Delgaram-Nejad
Dr Oli Delgaram-Nejad
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Is Mental Illness an Excuse for Bad Behaviour?
Is Mental Illness an Excuse for Bad Behaviour?
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Відео

Humanities or STEM?
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Humanities or STEM?
Does the Flu Cause Parkinson's?
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Does the Flu Cause Parkinson's?
On New Year's Resolutions
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On New Year's Resolutions
Handling Emotional Immaturity
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Handling Emotional Immaturity
Derren Brown is NOT a Psychologist
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Derren Brown is NOT a Psychologist
Dr Ramani is NOT a Linguist Part 2
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Dr Ramani is NOT a Linguist Part 2
Is a Belief in God Unscientific?
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Is a Belief in God Unscientific?
How to Quit Smoking or Vaping
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How to Quit Smoking or Vaping
Dr Ramani is NOT a Linguist
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Dr Ramani is NOT a Linguist
The Dr Ally Louks Fiasco
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The Dr Ally Louks Fiasco
Is Mark Ettensohn Credible?
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Is Mark Ettensohn Credible?
My Thoughts on Shmuel Sam Vaknin
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My Thoughts on Shmuel Sam Vaknin
My Advice to PhD Students
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My Advice to PhD Students
Body Language "Analysts" and Paul Ekman
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Body Language "Analysts" and Paul Ekman
Grifters, Grifters Everywhere (Huberman, Ramani, Portenier, Grannon)
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Grifters, Grifters Everywhere (Huberman, Ramani, Portenier, Grannon)
Narcissists Everywhere? No, Grow Up
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Narcissists Everywhere? No, Grow Up
Self-Diagnosis is a Bad Idea
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Self-Diagnosis is a Bad Idea
"No Cure for Narcissism" - WRONG
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"No Cure for Narcissism" - WRONG
The Power of Tag Questions
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The Power of Tag Questions
When Someone is Fixated on You
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When Someone is Fixated on You
Gaslighting and Invalidation: Is It Really?
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Gaslighting and Invalidation: Is It Really?
When Should We Blame Others?
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When Should We Blame Others?
More Thoughts on Lily Phillips
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More Thoughts on Lily Phillips
Why I Quit My Unicorn Job
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Why I Quit My Unicorn Job
What Motivates Lily Phillips?
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What Motivates Lily Phillips?
Is Schizophrenia a Split Personality?
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Is Schizophrenia a Split Personality?
Are You Being Manipulated by Narcissism Experts?
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Are You Being Manipulated by Narcissism Experts?
When is it Too Early or "Lovebombing" to Say 'I Love You'?
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When is it Too Early or "Lovebombing" to Say 'I Love You'?
Why The Public Narcissism Discourse is Abusive
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Why The Public Narcissism Discourse is Abusive

КОМЕНТАРІ

  • @DismantledCardigan
    @DismantledCardigan День тому

    This is galisghting 101 terrible advice and complete misinformation. Abuse absolutely can be unintentional. Coercive control is MUCH nore complicated than that. Youre a researcher? Literally just google it? Hope this person left and never looked back.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 3 дні тому

    Thank you for sharing

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 3 дні тому

    .. diagnosis of psychosis is anyone not accepting the brave bew world. Ive been poisoned before. In the 90's all my foods in my apartment were tampered with, i would put things on the shelves in a secret subtle way and they were tampered with.. (i had been getting sick 🤢 from everything) friends who didnt believe me found out the hard way by have tea with honey that was tampered with. More recently.. my morning coffee ☕ at work was moved slightly to where i notice it. Only one sip gave me a headache. A second sip afte it had cooled doubled my headache. That was almost 3 years ago and i still have brain fog, vision problems, and significant mood change. Evil people diagnos "consciousness" as Sin. 😮

  • @BlackQueenNetwork
    @BlackQueenNetwork 11 днів тому

    no. lol anyone who says yes, go and learn some actual science and philosophy

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 11 днів тому

      Actual scientist here: I would say it's possible

    • @BlackQueenNetwork
      @BlackQueenNetwork 11 днів тому

      @@olinejad what is possible? you asked if belief in God is unscientific

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 10 днів тому

      @BlackQueenNetwork I think it's possible for a belief in God to be compatible with science to some degree. You're right that the answer to the question posed in the title is most directly no. All beliefs are by definition unscientific. Viewing one's belief as a hypothesis changes things to some degree, however such a hypothesis can't be disproven. I'm someone who likes to explore alternative ways of thinking about things as well as the straightforward. The answer depends very much on definitions for most, but at a more pragmatic level I'm not sure it's that simple.

  • @johnwho4794
    @johnwho4794 12 днів тому

    I work in the mental health field. My suggestion is if you want to show sincerity in your work, you should pick a video and dissect the topic that person X talks about. Talking about someone’s qualifications or forensics background doesn’t correlate with their knowledge with narcissism nor their intention to help others. For example, I can be a victim of NPD, and would likely know more about narcissism than the majority of psychologists who hasn’t felt the impact first hand with a narcissist.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 12 днів тому

      I also work in the mental health field and have lived experience. Someone's qualifications are relevant to their knowledge. Knowledge can exist independent of qualifications, but in my experience rigorous training provides a much stronger foundation than lived experience

    • @johnwho4794
      @johnwho4794 12 днів тому

      No doubt rigorous training coupled with lived experience is a good start to understanding the complexities of personality traits and disorders. But this is basically the hallmark of all the people who you’ve discussed about - they all claim to have significant credentials and having clinical experiences with personality disorders. How would anyone know who’s more to be trusted? So my suggestion as a neutral commenter, is to focus more on their content, and what you agree or disagree on. Also, I do agree NPD is rare. However, I do think narcissistic personality traits are on the rise and these types are often not going to be diagnosed formally. Unfortunately, these are the types that can truly destroy other people’s lives, and you need UA-camrs (clinicians or abuse victims) to let society be more informed about such behaviours, manipulations and distortions. I can see where you’re coming from, that it may lead to mass hysteria and oversimplifying of personality disorders, but there are also definite benefits in raising more awareness on maladaptive coping mechanisms.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 12 днів тому

      @johnwho4794 very fair comment, thank you

  • @ClifffSVK
    @ClifffSVK 12 днів тому

    Short answer: yes

  • @linnnea8171
    @linnnea8171 13 днів тому

    I'm kind of curious how is narcissism an interpersonal communications problem or maybe my interpretation of communication is not what is meant here. As someone who has to deal with a narcissist on an almost daily basis I see it as a problem of two totally different realities and communication feels at this point almost irrelevant. The narcissist lives in his or her own reality, "the shared fantasy", and tries to force this fantasy onto others relentlessly. My mother's shared fantasy, for example, is that she is this great person, this victim, abused by my father and everybody associated with my father. In reality it's the other way around and she is the covert abuser. And if you do not take part in the fantasy, you are the enemy and the bad guy who needs to be punished. I cannot even see how there could ever be succesfull communication in this situation.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 12 днів тому

      I view narcissism as one of many variations in personality disturbance that can be approached as interpersonal communication problems. This is what psychotherapy fundamentally deals with. And personality disorders are responsive to psychotherapy.

  • @peculiarstraw8648
    @peculiarstraw8648 13 днів тому

    Literally yes. Not that it's inherently a bad thing, mind you. You can have many scientific fields or methods to learn more about religion, for example. But to outright "believe" in God is as unscientific as outright "believing" the universe started from a singularity. You could argue one thing has more scientific backing than the other, but "belief" in itself is antithetical to science, no matter the intent.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 12 днів тому

      Interesting. So for you it hinges on the definition of belief. Some people might argue that the idea of a higher power is the most parsimonious explanation for our situation in the universe. My personal view is that, because the notion of a higher power doesn't lend itself to empirical testing, the idea is a tautology. One can be a scientist who engages with that tautology.

  • @creativesource3514
    @creativesource3514 13 днів тому

    Yes

  • @LoghanMunderstan-lc2bv
    @LoghanMunderstan-lc2bv 13 днів тому

    No

  • @nickim270
    @nickim270 15 днів тому

    Dr Ramani never claimed to be a linguist. She however has some expertise with people and behaviours. Leaving aside the technicalities of language, a person expecting an apology obviously expects that the person apologising would feel remorse for their actions. Telling someone, "I am sorry you feel that way," shows no hint of remorse and, therefore, can be considered by many as a "non-apology." Most narcissists use this phrase, but using this phrase alone does not make someone a narcissist.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 15 днів тому

      I don't consider this phrase a "non-apology" because its function is clearly not one of apology. I consider a non-apology an instance where an apology has been given but it is modified in some way to have less value as an apology, such as with tone of voice etc. I agree that, as far as I know, Dr Ramani has not claimed to be a linguist. The video title is intended to draw attention to how language analysis should be reserved for those who know how to do it.

  • @SG-OO7
    @SG-OO7 16 днів тому

    This is an intelligent mindset. Thanks! I have nothing to do with PhD but I find this approach genius.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 16 днів тому

    The idea 💡 of God is as definitive as the idea 💡 of consciousness. The biblical God refers to God as a conceptual truth in the context of a created world. The concept of "freewill" is as definitive as Consciousness or God. That concept (observation) is based on the arc of understanding and shadow of the unknown. That we operate as conscious beings who perceive partial recognition of a higher intelligence that fosters a consciousness outside and free of the artificers of this realm is what is termed as "faith". That is fairh in the benevolence of a higher power that is concious of our struggles and "faithful" sacrifices. For what reason should we suffer? For the benefit of free will. That our concious bridge works to sustain freedom in a communication of freewill. For what benefit are the malefactors? To define virtue. The mystery of righteousness is defined by the virtue of the faithful. These dynamics keep the interest for everyone involved. We are created to be free to choose virtue or vice 🗜️ most choose vice ❄️ 🖤

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 16 днів тому

    The idea 💡 of God is as definitive as the idea 💡 of consciousness. The biblical God refers to God as a conceptual truth in the context of a created world. The concept of "freewill" is as definitive as Consciousness or God. That concept (observation) is based on the arc of understanding and shadow of the unknown. That we operate as conscious beings who perceive partial recognition of a higher intelligence that fosters a consciousness outside and free of the artificers of this realm is what is termed as "faith". That is fairh in the benevolence of a higher power that is concious of our struggles and "faithful" sacrifices. For what reason should we suffer? For the benefit of free will. That our concious bridge works to sustain freedom in a communication of freewill. For what benefit are the malefactors? To define virtue. The mystery of righteousness is defined by the virtue of the faithful. These dynamics keep the interest for everyone involved. We are created to be free to choose virtue or vice 🗜️ most choose vice ❄️ 🖤

  • @qwoc
    @qwoc 16 днів тому

    i quit by not doing it again after smoking 5 years it was very easy

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 15 днів тому

      Congratulations on quitting!

  • @shantinip7800
    @shantinip7800 16 днів тому

    I agree. The phrase "I am sorry you feel that way" depends on the context. I think she is highlighting the fact that narcissists do minimise the pain they have caused. For example, say the person X stepped on your feet, and person Y tells person X "you hurt my feet". Then person X replies "i am sorry you felt that way". As someone who unfortunately had direct abuse, this is a common way abusers minimise the hurt they cause. But it doesn't mean other ways of using the phrase is wrong

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 16 днів тому

      I agree that 'I'm sorry you feel that way' can be used to minimise or invalidate. But I take issue with how Dr Ramani presents this is as something likely to be said by most "narcissists" as a non-apology. The phrase is not an apology, but this doesn't mean failure to apologise.

    • @chicawhappa
      @chicawhappa 16 днів тому

      ​@@olinejadBut narcissts use it all the time. Saying "I'm sorry you feel that way" means they disagree about the wrongness or harmfulness of their actions. A genuine person would follow this phrase up with an agreement of a (different) course of actions for the same situation in the future, or an acknowledgement of their wrongdoing or atleast the hurt / harm it caused. NPDs don't do that. Anyone on the receiving end of this can tell you this, maybe you never experienced it 1st hand. The first thing in this sentence is that they're putting the burden on you for having felt that way. Don't know why you're not seeing this. A lot of actions and verbal manipulation precedes and follows this phrase when it's a narcissist. Surely as a linguist, you don't study the use of phrases in isolation?

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 16 днів тому

      @chicawhappa it's because I'm a linguist, and because I study the use of phrases in their context of use AND their generic meaning in isolation, that I'm arguing against Dr Ramani's suggestion that this phrase is used disproportionately by a group of people she describes as "narcissists". Your comment seems to suggest a view that narcissists are a homogenous group who say things in a homogenous way. I disagree with this.

    • @chicawhappa
      @chicawhappa 16 днів тому

      @@olinejad I personally experienced 4 different narcs of different varieties, and from 3 different cultures, using this for the same purpose across the board, and in almost every situation where a complaint was raised about xyz. As one who's gone through this, I guarantee you it's their way of shoving it back on to you. I tend to say, "I understand why it is you could be feeling that way..." which doesn't tell them your complaint is BS and I'm not wrong, but states that they're feeling that way because I did xyz for intent 1 but they possibly understood it to be intent 2 and thus felt harmed by the xyz. Already it's a discussion, not a deflection.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 16 днів тому

      @chicawhappa 'the plural of anecdote is not data'.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 16 днів тому

    Sycophancy to THE criminal exploiter is the what they have terned psychologically "healthy" behavior. Stockholm syndrome to the slanderous is the only correct behavior by their measure. Scientism. They figured this out long time ago. Psychologists are the most arrogant and least intelligent 🧠🤓 demographic in higher education. Usually, uniintelligent people who want to ve percieved as intelligent, study psycholog.. instead of learning math logic and science. They learn behavior metrics. They learn to lie and manipulate . That is what the corrupt feel as smart.

  • @samvaknin
    @samvaknin 18 днів тому

    I left a comment and you deleted it.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 18 днів тому

      This is the first comment I've seen from you.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 17 днів тому

      Try reposting. If your comment contains any blocked words (swear words, slurs, etc) it won't appear. Otherwise it should.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 19 днів тому

    I found this video intresting, brilliant how it ends. The situation puts into my mind a concept that i believe is occuring in finance/management/ and the tech industry.. (all based on psychology and personality evaluations). In my time at university, i was told that academics was obsolete and we were moving into a more progressive paradigm, explicitly, crime syndication. (The deans abd professors agreed that we were essentially going to opperate society as a crime syndication and if i wasnt going to play ball,.. they would cancel me. ) I wanted to point out that the tech industry education is very much centered on social policy, social justice, and ergonomics. Meta datas are being gathered to empower the "moral superiors". Look into it. Online tech courses exist abd the politics are obvious, subtle only to the blind.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 19 днів тому

    Sam had made a video describing how our modern society is being destroyed by the new generation. I thought that that concept was profoundly absurd. The new generation has just arrived here into the world that was prepared for them 🐥🍼 This typical and absurd perspective seems to be universally held by the programmed "boomer" generation. Mind control 🛂🎛️. Criticism is not allowed, and censorship is like a magic wand 🪄✨. This spirit, polarized, is really lacking humility, and by that standard, they lack rational empathy. They often talk about empathy,.. but that is the grand visieurs empathy of the God like beings that they are. In their terms.. "lack of empathy" is the the lack of omniscience. As mere mortals.. we lack empathy when we fail to see 🙈 all that is.. which includes the irrational violence of the unhinged psychotic.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 19 днів тому

    .. the personality type is our source of malignant toxicity. Their animal methods are based on the embrace of criminality.

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 19 днів тому

    .. being primed to thus behavior is toxic and securing toxicity. Evil is safe and good and those who doubt will be successfully slandered. This is organized deliberate personality control 🛂🎛️ Jung was a sycophant to the oligarchy. Their slanderous violence is tactical malice to the human condition. Orwell described their "victory" over humanity in his novel. We are 40 years passed that. I can't see anything that isnt toxic. We're done 👍✅

  • @StalkedHuman
    @StalkedHuman 19 днів тому

    I believe youre correct about the hypnotic effect.. but incorrect with the shortage of people whom are doing this toxic immoral behavior. I woukd say its 5 out of 6 people whom are really immoral and abusive in dominance through immorality. I think we can prove this too

  • @cherobinson6371
    @cherobinson6371 19 днів тому

    Half the population on the planet is narcissistic the Bible calls them Demonics. They are 90% of Empaths Griefs. They seek too Destroy Happiness

  • @linnnea8171
    @linnnea8171 20 днів тому

    I believe my mother is a vulnerable narcissist and I witness daily how she can act as an completely normal, even sweet person towards other people and then entirely differently towards me, the scapegoat. Somebody put it this way, say you have 24 one hour therapy sessions with a narcissist, you have known him/her for one day in a setting that is pretty stress free and can even be appealing for the narcissist. I cannot imagine an academic setting, in which my mother could be studied and the result would describe even close what people go through with her. Maybe I'm just ignorant, but still I believe people cannot truly understand what narcissistic abuse is like if they have not experienced it first hand in a close relationship. I don't like Dr. Ramani, nor do I like Richard Grannon, but Grannon claimes he has been there and what he says often resonates with me, unlike Dr. Ramani.

  • @mchammby
    @mchammby 20 днів тому

    I think you’re oversimplifying grannon’s views. I’m not going to trawl through his videos and quote him but I’m certain he’s made very clear distinction between trait narcissism and NPD and he’s able to clearly explain what NPD is beyond DSM criteria. What you’ve explained sounds accurate but quite basic compared to some of the insights from Grannon (not to mention Vaknin). As someone who’s been through narc abuse they both speak about it with a far deeper understanding than others , because they’ve lived it. Only people who’ve been through it know. Never felt that about Dr. Ramani who I think demonises these people too much and seems to focus a lot on outward aggression which I don’t think needs to be present. Vaknin and Grannon both explain clearly how being in relationship with someone with impaired reality testing and false sense of self really messes with your own reality / sense of self. That’s the core of NPD and narc abuse as I understand it (also a view supported by Dr. Mark Ettensohn who I think is also knowledgeable).

    • @linnnea8171
      @linnnea8171 20 днів тому

      This comment is spot on. Also there is a brilliant UA-camr with a channel name that will probably always stop her from becoming popular, The Little Shaman, but her video on gaslighting is a masterclass in narcissism. The name was something like narcissistic gaslighting is different.

  • @nitkis419
    @nitkis419 20 днів тому

    Correct me if I'm mistaken, but didn't the same thing happen with Robert Hare and psychopathy? Basically Hare started to sell different seminars and courses on how to spot a psychopath and shield yourself from them. Which to me sounds ludicrous and a bit grifty. I think every time we focus too much on the label, and not on the BEHAVIOUR of people, when talking about how to shield yourself from abuse, we go from sane point of view to somewhere else. People can be abusive without psychiatric disorders and people with disorders, even psychopathy, aren't always abusive. From the point of an individual it doesn't really matter. You need to learn to stay away from abusive people, period.

  • @linnnea8171
    @linnnea8171 20 днів тому

    I think this is excactly the message of most of these folks talking about narcissism. Get out of the relationship if you can and then work on yourself so that it does not happen again. If you can't get out, work on yourself because the narcissist cannot be changed.

  • @Phoenix19712
    @Phoenix19712 20 днів тому

    The most knowledgeable on this is Professor Sam Vaknin

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 20 днів тому

      I'm not sure about Sam Vaknin. From what I've seen, I think he's too close to the subject matter.

  • @Magdalene777
    @Magdalene777 20 днів тому

    Then again someone high in narcissism might a I'll not be a great friend or partner. The information can still be useful to identify people you might want to avoid or could be unpleasant to be around.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad 20 днів тому

      I don't have a problem with making content about difficult behaviours etc. but this idea that narcissists are under your bed, in your kitchen cabinet etc. is nonsense.

  • @justlookalittledeeper9953
    @justlookalittledeeper9953 20 днів тому

    Grannon has repeatedly told people watching his videos not to diagnose other people.

  • @olinejad
    @olinejad 23 дні тому

    journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10497323241288785

  • @olinejad
    @olinejad 23 дні тому

    Paper here: pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9871887/

  • @olinejad
    @olinejad Місяць тому

    Dr Hawkins' piece on the dangers of assuming motives: marriagerecoverycenter.com/the-dangers-of-assuming-motives/

  • @1fhasdfadf
    @1fhasdfadf Місяць тому

    Excellent video and an underdiscussed topic. Narcissism exists in all of us but to different degrees. It is understandable that there is stigma around a condition that by its definition has negative social splash, but I see the term 'narcissism' as you aptly said being tossed around so readily that it does devalue and polarize what a 'narcissist' really is and ought to be. Then there's the separate issue of conflating 'sociopath' with 'narcissist' when really wanting to deliver a dig at someone, which is just frankly lazy and spreads misinformation.

  • @chukstristan3605
    @chukstristan3605 Місяць тому

    Will give a watch soon. Always great to see your posts.

    • @olinejad
      @olinejad Місяць тому

      Much appreciated