Tag: moral narcissism

Moral Narcissism occurs when a person’s identity as good, ethical, righteous, caring, or morally superior becomes central enough that contradictory evidence, accountability, or another person’s suffering is minimized, reinterpreted, or displaced.

Within the Captivity Lens, moral self-image can function as a protective covering that makes harmful conduct more difficult to examine.

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