As previously described, it is an inventory consisting of 215 items distributed in 12 dimensions: dependency, aggressiveness, mood instability, eccentricity, attention seeking, distrust,
grandiosity, isolation, criticism avoidance, self-sacrifice, consciousness, and impulsiveness (Carvalho, 2011).
Spiritual
grandiosity. Spiritual
grandiosity (SG) was measured using the 7-item self-report subscale of the Spiritual Assessment Inventory (SAI; Hall & Edwards, 2002; Hall, Reise, & Haviland, 2007).
There are five subscales including awareness, realistic acceptance, disappointment,
grandiosity, and instability.
A certain counterproductive
grandiosity has crept into foreign policy, with Erdogan seeking to achieve a leadership role in the Sunni world.
Four patients were previous nonresponders to ECT None of the subjects had bipolar activation symptoms such as
grandiosity at baseline, according to Dr.
"I am Lord of all I survey," I think to myself, Sitting on the deck of my house in the country, before Coming home to find I haven't been missed at all: Douglas sitting on his pad, his small, gruff face Hiding a deep indifference deflating any pretensions Of transcendence or
grandiosity, disdainful as the Dowagers in one of my favorite New Yorker cartoons Emerging from a performance of Murder in the Cathedral: "Such a disappointment.
Although he was assessed by a psychiatric nurse as having "a medium risk of worthlessness and
grandiosity and a risk of the detrimental effects of drug misuse, no other mental health problems were noted".
In Jack, this change progressed into a full switch to symptoms of
grandiosity and irritability--a mixed state.
"I wanted to take in the moment and connect to the song that I was singing, not get swept away by all the
grandiosity and excitement, and connect.
'13) was overstuffed with adjectival excess ("brutal
grandiosity," "fatalistic inevitability") but ultimately shared Bent's appreciation for its creator's dark vision and conceptual audacity.
"My ambition, tenacity, loyalty, 'moods,'
grandiosity, occasional passive aggression, and my faith, that's all her and I wouldn't have it any other way."
Moreover, recent longitudinal studies have shown that this type of cognition, which implies
grandiosity and entitlement, predicts antisocial behavior (Barry et al., 2007; Calvete, 2008).
