2022
DOI: 10.1007/s12144-022-03851-z
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A cross-sample examination of lay rater perceptions of narcissistic grandiosity and vulnerability and their correlates

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“…For instance, vignette studies assessed the accuracy of psychological diagnoses (Domínguez Martínez et al, 2024), the impact of social classes on diagnoses and treatments (Vlietstra et al, 2021), and the effects of corporate social responsibility (Paruzel et al, 2020) or leadership styles (Steinmann et al, 2020). Moreover, online microaggressions against LGBTQIA+ individuals (McInroy et al, 2024), the relationship between conspiracy beliefs and medical treatment preferences (Fournier & Varet, 2024), lay perceptions of narcissistic traits (Villalongo Andino et al, 2023), how group work fosters procrastination (Koppenborg et al, 2024), responsibility attributions concerning domestic violence (Leon & Aizpurua, 2024) or traffic accidents (Copp et al, 2023), victim blame regarding rape (Tomer & Guter, 2024) and accepting robots as job interviewers (Nørskov et al, 2020) or moral advisors (Arlinghaus et al, 2024;Straßmann et al, 2020) were also explored through vignettes. This list of current examples is far from exhaustive, underscoring the ongoing relevance of vignette studies in psychology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For instance, vignette studies assessed the accuracy of psychological diagnoses (Domínguez Martínez et al, 2024), the impact of social classes on diagnoses and treatments (Vlietstra et al, 2021), and the effects of corporate social responsibility (Paruzel et al, 2020) or leadership styles (Steinmann et al, 2020). Moreover, online microaggressions against LGBTQIA+ individuals (McInroy et al, 2024), the relationship between conspiracy beliefs and medical treatment preferences (Fournier & Varet, 2024), lay perceptions of narcissistic traits (Villalongo Andino et al, 2023), how group work fosters procrastination (Koppenborg et al, 2024), responsibility attributions concerning domestic violence (Leon & Aizpurua, 2024) or traffic accidents (Copp et al, 2023), victim blame regarding rape (Tomer & Guter, 2024) and accepting robots as job interviewers (Nørskov et al, 2020) or moral advisors (Arlinghaus et al, 2024;Straßmann et al, 2020) were also explored through vignettes. This list of current examples is far from exhaustive, underscoring the ongoing relevance of vignette studies in psychology.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%