The Dark Triad & Schizotypal Personality Disorder | Schizotypy

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  • čas přidán 28. 05. 2024
  • This video answers the question: What is the relationship between schizotypal personality disorder (schizotypy, schizotypal personality traits) and the Dark Triad traits (psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism)?
    The symptom criteria of schizotypal personality disorder are ideas of reference, odd beliefs or magical thinking, unusual perceptual experiences, odd thinking and speech, suspiciousness or paranoid ideation, inappropriate or constricted affect, behavior or appearance that's odd, peculiar, or eccentric, lack of close friends, excessive social anxiety because of paranoid fears.
    These symptoms can be broken down into three categories:
    1. cognitiveperceptual deficits (unusual perceptual experiences, magical thinking, ideas of reference/suspiciousness)
    2. interpersonal difficulties (constricted affect/no close friends and excessive social anxiety)
    3. disorganization (odd/eccentric behavior, odd speech)
    The dark triad comprises three traits that can appear together and they're usually subclinical, meaning they don't have anything to do with mental health treatment or psychopathology. the three traits are psychopathy, narcissism, and Machiavellianism. With all three of these traits we see manipulation of different types and then specifically with psychopathy, we see traits like being callous/unemotional, pathological lying, and having a lack of empathy, remorse, or guilt. Narcissism has arrogance, a sense of entitlement, being envious, having fantasies of success and power, feeling special or unique, and it also has a lack of empathy component. With Machiavellianism, we see someone who's ruthless, has a cynical view, and disregards conventional morality.
    Láng, A., Birkás, B., Martin, L., Nagy, T., & Kállai, J. (2018). Schizotypal traits and the dark triad from an ecological perspective: A nonclinical sample study. Psychological Reports, 121(6), 996-1012.

Komentáře • 155

  • @pocoeagle2
    @pocoeagle2 Před 5 lety +43

    Thank you Dr. Grande for another breathtaking video about the Dark Triad 😃
    Can you talk once about; "Why don't people know they have a personality disorder"?

    • @DrGrande
      @DrGrande  Před 5 lety +16

      Yes, I can make a video on this topic - thank you for the idea!

  • @suterfire
    @suterfire Před 5 lety +68

    Video Request: STPD in women

    • @DrGrande
      @DrGrande  Před 5 lety +26

      Let me see what I can find on that topic. Schizotypal is not covered in the research literature nearly as much as Cluster B PDs.

    • @suterfire
      @suterfire Před 5 lety +3

      Thank you! On a personal note, my gut tells me that my BPD acts like STPD. Then some days I wonder if it might be both. Then I remind myself that Dx is for treatment and not a personal identity. I’m meeting with a new therapist next week, so let’s see what she says. My money is on: stop dxing yourself. 🤭😃

    • @kathrinjohnson2582
      @kathrinjohnson2582 Před 4 lety +2

      Yes please please please make this video!

    • @LeonidSpartanKing
      @LeonidSpartanKing Před 4 lety +1

      Yes pls doc !!!

    • @LeonidSpartanKing
      @LeonidSpartanKing Před 4 lety

      @@suterfire I had the same problem

  • @RaysDad
    @RaysDad Před 3 lety +35

    Relationships between schizotypy and autism are found in professional journals but aren't talked about much in popular literature. I have a "feel" for schizotypy since I have mild levels of some of the traits, but autism is baffling to me. Perhaps they are different responses to the same underlying conditions.

    • @c.dl.4274
      @c.dl.4274 Před 2 lety +4

      Yeah I think people try to stretch things to try and get recognition for being early on something they think is gonna be the next big thing.
      I don’t really see any similarities between autism and schizotypal at all. They’re on different spectrums, the only similarities being on expressing emotions.
      But that’s the thing, I feel like schizotypals have emotions to express, they have a lot of trouble doing so.
      Where as I feel like autistic persons just think and see the world differently than most

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety +8

      @@c.dl.4274 I see similarities in autism in some thinking and expression. I don't know about you but I normally don't feel like I have any emotions to express and I'm typically flat.
      If someone bought me a phone, I may put on a face to make myself seem like I'm grateful, but underneath the iron mask, there is no feeling at all. People also find it INCREDIBLY difficult to read my emotions, though I think the problem is them and their lack of empathy. I could probably fake it pretty well but that shit is exhausting.
      Also, what are you trying to say? We don't see the world differently and that we're some like-minded conformists? Speak for yourself. I have no interest or desire in neurotypicals or this funny little society they've constructed around themselves.

    • @c.dl.4274
      @c.dl.4274 Před rokem +4

      @@sorrow2305 I don’t think it stems from the same place

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před rokem +1

      ​@@blunderbuss9984 Yes, I have. Although, I have no idea what you're talking about in regards to "forcing" myself to fit symptoms. I do take pride in being different but that's about it. Also, the comments you're looking through are probably ages old.

  • @jaynedavis3388
    @jaynedavis3388 Před 4 lety +13

    This guy is my new (more educational) ASMR * I also watch when awake & I love learning why humans do what they do
    * Bless him & his Looooooooong playlists. I can go to sleep all night & still wake up to his voice.

  • @olivianicoloff2998
    @olivianicoloff2998 Před 5 lety +22

    this is excellent - my family and i were just discussing this over dinner a couple hours ago! The past few videos have all been so relevant to themes brought up in recent interactions...like you’ve been reading my mind lately dr todd!!! Could you please talk about the manifestations of different PD cluster groups through generations? Ex. increased likelihood of inheritance because of genes and enviro, the commonality of experiencing symptoms in one or more clusters between relatives, how possible is it to have a family tree full of personality disorders and shared comorbidity etc. you’ve been such a great resource thank you so much!!! Sending lots of love and appreciation from toronto canada xoxo

  • @that_guy4690
    @that_guy4690 Před 3 lety +7

    The white noise in the background is quite relaxing

  • @JA-eq5um
    @JA-eq5um Před 5 lety +36

    Could you please do a video on Personality disorders and the professions and which those disorders are most prevalent. Thank you I enjoy watching your videos and learning. I am also a medical student.

  • @rejaneoliveira5019
    @rejaneoliveira5019 Před 4 lety +3

    Great analysis Dr. Grande!
    The level of excellence on what you present goes above and beyond of what we find out there. The content, the scientific research analysis, your own brilliant inputs, the pace and duration of your videos make your channel an amazing source of information.
    I truly thank you for this amazing work!

  • @qiuwbr091
    @qiuwbr091 Před 3 lety +2

    Thank you for the information about some of the traits pulling in opposite directions. It reminds me of the Rocco character in Key Largo. He says to his long time female companion that he “wants to do right by her”; Then he gives a longer list why he isn’t going to and has her beaten up.

  • @Gwen13061
    @Gwen13061 Před 5 lety +27

    I believe, from observation, that symptoms of machiavellianism, schizotypal and dark triad traits move in and out of someone on the narcissistic spectrum. Some of those traits provoked by marijuana use.

    • @Protolamna
      @Protolamna Před 5 lety +4

      That is a good point Glen, probably marijuana use or other drugs for sure.

    • @dontknow3949
      @dontknow3949 Před rokem +5

      What are you talking about with the marijuana use?

    • @AdpKak
      @AdpKak Před 3 měsíci +1

      Isn't everyone on the narcissistic spectrum?... maybe not enough to be diagnosed with narcissistic but narcissism is a human trait its only a personality disorder when it becomes so extreme that it impedes normal life or causes distress to yourself or those close to you?

  • @clairerogers1369
    @clairerogers1369 Před 5 lety +61

    Can you make a video that describes what odd speech means

    • @DrGrande
      @DrGrande  Před 5 lety +36

      Yes, thank you for the idea!

    • @allistaranglophelia
      @allistaranglophelia Před 5 lety +18

      I'd like to see this too. I've never found a very good explanation for the traditional schitzotypal symptoms of odd speech, ideas of reference, magical thinking, even what differentiates odd appearance from the lack of self-care manifested in some other illnesses.

    • @Theinsomniac826
      @Theinsomniac826 Před 5 lety +3

      Good idea! I am wondering about that too. Researching it on my own, I concluded that this was a word salad. I look forward to Dr. Grande's video on it.

    • @ExploitMage
      @ExploitMage Před 5 lety +3

      search STPD and Me.. Shes great and displays this particular part pretty well I think

    • @Theinsomniac826
      @Theinsomniac826 Před 5 lety

      @@ExploitMage I just subscribed. Thank you for this tip. ❤

  • @birkit1133
    @birkit1133 Před 5 lety +14

    I miss your visual graphics in this one. Very interesting topic but found myself drifting off here and there. I think screen graphics would help visual learners stay focused. Going to rewatch it tho, to catch what I missed. Thx.

  • @qiuwbr091
    @qiuwbr091 Před 4 lety

    No ones life can be 100% regulated. Tires blow, other people are inconsistent, offices don’t always work.... but Dr.’s videos can change enough level of gullibility you can save your life.

  • @alanamaree2470
    @alanamaree2470 Před 4 lety +2

    Thankyou for your videos. I never realised what the Dark Triad was. I now realise my mother has this. I wish I lived closer to speak to you about it. Alana

  • @yourenough3
    @yourenough3 Před 5 lety +9

    Once again thanks Dr. G.

  • @Theinsomniac826
    @Theinsomniac826 Před 5 lety +1

    Good video. Thanks Dr. Grande! 👍

  • @mountainmermaid8
    @mountainmermaid8 Před 5 lety +3

    Fascinating and verified by my personal observation.

  • @im19ice3
    @im19ice3 Před 3 lety +1

    that was fascinating :o i find the variable of impulse control so valuable, how it relates to increased affect of clust b or diminished affect of cluster a, since machiavellianism would depend so much on them, assuming that its excercised successfully of course, intricate planning could certainly find itself undermined by the lack of insight in how behaviours contribute to cause and effect 🤔

  • @KK-ex3ej
    @KK-ex3ej Před 5 měsíci

    Interesting and this made alot of sense thankyou

  • @ennvee1989
    @ennvee1989 Před 5 lety +2

    I would be interested in hearing your commentary about Kevin Spacey's Let me be Frank video.

  • @thenarcissistsscapegoat5091

    Can Dr. Grande or anyone please list a few fictional characters (or media personalities) that might indicate schizotypal personality disorder, I'm at a total loss about what this looks like in the real-world.

    • @Sternliihx3
      @Sternliihx3 Před 5 lety +4

      hmm maybe luna lovegood from harry potter? i don't know.

    • @pastelx7
      @pastelx7 Před 4 lety +6

      Me

    • @claudiafrers8923
      @claudiafrers8923 Před 3 lety +4

      Taxi Driver starring Robert De Niro is often given as a classical example. Check out russian girl Alla. Search Alla schizotypal on utube for her channel. She is very honest and open about her symptoms and struggles and seems to help many with STPD.

    • @vanessas2363
      @vanessas2363 Před 2 lety +1

      I was thinking of Amelie the character in French movie. Maybe. It kind of fits.
      Let me know your thoughts?

    • @dontknow3949
      @dontknow3949 Před rokem +5

      @@Sternliihx3 noooo no no no no lol we can’t just start naming quirky people and saying they have schizotypal PD

  • @elizabeththomoson8460
    @elizabeththomoson8460 Před 5 lety +5

    alson Is it common for us to imagine ourselves relating differently than we actually are? I picture myself warm and loving but I have to make an effort to physically move twhen acting "warm"
    Sometime I forget until I recognize my own deficit....
    I dint know what feedback I'm looking for
    .. can you help

  • @daniel06977
    @daniel06977 Před 5 lety +15

    I would much rather have one of the disorders from the dark triad than to have schizotypal disorder. Then at least maybe I could have achieved something in my life or have friends and a girlfriend 😣
    The struggle is real.

    • @200_MXP
      @200_MXP Před 3 lety +4

      I have a beautiful girlfriend dont give up brother its not impossible

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety

      Your comment has me confused. Why would you want to be with someone who may cheat on you? I don‘t see the point in „friends“? Are you sure you have Schizotypy?We don’t often desire that. Though we may have different experiences?

    • @c.dl.4274
      @c.dl.4274 Před 2 lety +1

      I feel like a schizotypal could achieve Machiavellianism, since it isn’t really linked to personality

    • @c.dl.4274
      @c.dl.4274 Před 2 lety

      @@sorrow2305 “we” you can’t speak on behalf of all schizotypals. Can’t just gatekeep the entire personality disorder just because it isn’t something you feel.
      I have the same disorder and I’ve always thought dark triad traits seemed beneficial.
      I mean imagine being able to do trial and error socially without feeling any sort of guilt or shame or embarrassment (the advantage of a psychopath)

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety

      ​@@c.dl.4274 I did say "we may have different experiences". That comment is also five months old, when my understanding of it was a little different.
      I said nothing in regards to the dark triad but seeing as you mention it, I can't help but agree.
      Dark triad traits are likely the result of comorbidity - which is not uncommon amongst personality disorders.
      For instance, I feel I may have some Anti-Social and Schizoid traits. I'm not entirely sure those have helped me or not but I definitely see a benefit. Something neurotypicals are incapable of.

  • @Sameoldfitup
    @Sameoldfitup Před 3 lety +4

    When I was six years old my stepmother left me in a doorway with a note saying not wanted.....

  • @omerer_sanal
    @omerer_sanal Před 5 lety +4

    Thanks grande, keep up the good work

  • @impartialted4905
    @impartialted4905 Před 5 lety

    Seeing as some of the overlapping traits will lean one way or another is sometimes unexpected or ways that confuse diagnosis, can this be mistaken for bipolar or manic depressive? Can one be all of these and manic depressive with intent to harm or is it's 100% overlapped by the triad therefore yes but would not be called both just triad

  • @catherine7890
    @catherine7890 Před 5 lety +3

    Could you discuss diagnosing PDs specifically...
    "Significant impairments in self and interpersonal functioning"
    Some people with PDs seem to function well or is this a misperception?

    • @musicobsessive123
      @musicobsessive123 Před 4 lety +3

      i think that you answered your own question somewhat by describing functioning with PDs the way you did. Seeming to function well doesn't mean there's no impairment.
      at least in my experience with mental illness in general, i Seem to be very high functioning. i get to where i need to be early, which is a good thing! but it's because i have severe anxiety about lateness, causing me to overprepare, leave far too early... it's limiting and symptomatic in its own way, and causes a lot of stress, even though to an outside observer, it's probably thought of as a positive thing.
      seeming to function =/= functioning

  • @emily66hatter
    @emily66hatter Před 3 lety +1

    would you be willing to do a video on how osdd and schizotypal function together? i have schizotypal and we have been doing research and stuff for osdd.. Im curious to the outcomes and things of how osdd effects schizotypal.

  • @rainblaze.
    @rainblaze. Před 2 lety +2

    Found this very hard to follow. You out lined the symptoms of SPD followed by "the dark triad", but did not make clear - at lest in any tangible sense to the lay man - how these "traits" relate to SPD.
    Can someone inform me; Does it mean that if you have SPD you are also likely to encompass traits of the "dark triad" as i fail to see how the two relate as they are on separate clusters of the DSM. I apologise for my obvious ignorance in this regard but i have faild to recognise the connection being made in the video

  • @anomalypsyche4746
    @anomalypsyche4746 Před 4 lety

    I have studied mental health for s few years , I saw a psychiatrist and she said I have ASD but I have all the criteria to fit STPD also , I'm confused as also meet the criteria for Autism PDA which is a fairly new not universally accepted condition since 2011 under the term ASD formally PDDNOS , now my question is , can you have ASD and STPD or other PD on top of that ie coexisting conditions , did I have child onset scitzophrenia and ASD with PDA I have all the sensory issues related to ASD but also the magical thinking ideas of reference and other traits of STPD but many traits symptoms of ASD PDA ? Confusion

  • @karn5019
    @karn5019 Před 5 lety +3

    I do find it confusing that 'psychopathy' as a whole is characterised by low impulse control and difficulties with delayed gratification. This fits secondary psychopathy (and ASPD), but not really primary psychopathy as far as I undestand them. It certainly doesn't fit the notion of the CEO, snakes in suits, type psychopaths which I imagine are generally the latter. Even primary and secondary psychopathy seem to pull in different directions. Can't help thinking this would confuse comparisons.

    • @jtb9751
      @jtb9751 Před rokem +1

      Tbf u could diagnose a kid with adhd as scizophrenic with current dsm

  • @happypepi7939
    @happypepi7939 Před 3 lety +5

    Hi Dr. Grande! Would you like to make a video about the reasons why Schizotypal and Schizoid Personality Disorders can't be diagnosed during the course of Autism Spectrum Disorder?
    Greetings from Bulgaria and please, excuse my English... :D

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety

      How is mental health treated in the Balkans and what is the public and medical perception of it?

  • @a-ms9760
    @a-ms9760 Před 11 měsíci +2

    I'm unclear as to why Schizotypy and the dark triad traits are being compared. What was the point of the study?

  • @jeanfre1
    @jeanfre1 Před 4 lety +2

    Brilliant

  • @jtb9751
    @jtb9751 Před rokem

    Ur a good bro doc I’m scared right now

  • @debraanchante3661
    @debraanchante3661 Před 5 lety +1

    Thank you for your videos on these subjects.. I’m married to someone who is at least a malignant narcissist but also has characteristics of psychopathy.. some of his characteristics are confusing to me. I study this for my own strength.. he would never go to counseling as he sees psychology as a pseudoscience.. he is very covert in public, but in private he is overt.. we are in a religion where divorce isn’t an option, so he knows I can’t leave him. It’s just too bad for me if I don’t like how he acts.. so I study to educate myself. One thing that confuses me is that he seems to not need anyone.. he’s perfectly happy alone.. he only tolerated me because I bring in a good income which he demands I hand over to him. He doesn’t seem to care about friends and he has none. He treats me good in public, so he does care about appearing to be a great guy. But in private he is horrible or he ignores me fore days, weeks or even months.. I just want to understand what I’m up against.. he was very abusive.. verbally, emotionally, financially, and even physically until I reported him and he stopped hitting me. But he knows he can hurt me without laying a hand on me., he seems to be sadistic and enjoys hurting me. No matter how horrible things are he is able to go to bed and go right to sleep. He never loses sleep over anything. He even told me once that if I left him he wouldn’t lose any sleep over it. I know that’s true.. what kind of personality am I dealing with?

    • @dannyj77dj
      @dannyj77dj Před 4 lety +3

      You need to quit that religion then so you can get rid of him. Good luck:)

    • @user-nf5px7vg6w
      @user-nf5px7vg6w Před 4 lety +7

      Sounds like a narcissistic/machiavellianism. You should quit your religion perhaps? And then leave him.

    • @julk2701
      @julk2701 Před 8 měsíci

      I bet when you try to think about why your god would want you to suffer for no reason you can’t come up with a good excuse. Isn’t it tiring to keep up these mental gymnastics?

    • @motorcyclesandmakeup1297
      @motorcyclesandmakeup1297 Před 5 měsíci

      A jehovahs wittness

  • @annmurry8589
    @annmurry8589 Před 5 lety +1

    How culturally specific is this and how does it overlap with religious belief and experience?
    I have all but #7 but I find a strangeness in emotion. I find scary things funny, dangerous things seem thrilling (fear charges me up), and romantic feelings redirect into creative pursuits.
    I usually avoid dark triads but can't escape them in work situations and I fear that I draw attention and set them off.

  • @trevorrol7930
    @trevorrol7930 Před rokem +3

    Just because you are paranoid, does not mean someone is not following you. It just means you are paranoid....🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @jtb9751
      @jtb9751 Před rokem

      Can’t sleep won’t sleep

  • @moriendus
    @moriendus Před 5 lety +1

    Dr. Grande, is there any way to rid myself of STPD? I mean, is there any treatment that could result in me getting re-diagnosed as not being a schizotype or is this a lifelong condition that I just have to cope with?

    • @BAYAREAGONEWILD
      @BAYAREAGONEWILD Před 3 lety

      Jus meditate

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety +1

      Personality disorders are permanent. Schizotypal, in some cases, becomes Schizophrenia. However, this is not true for everyone.
      While there are no cures, there is treatment for it.
      Don‘t feel ashamed for it, embrace it. Schizotypal is rare. Only 4% society has it. It means you think different and your brain is just programmed uniquely. That is something to take pride in. Don‘t let mental health stigmas get you down.
      If you feel you have been misdiagnosed, let your provider know.

  • @strongdan1
    @strongdan1 Před 5 lety +1

    Please. Todd. Do. Part 2

  • @turritopsis4832
    @turritopsis4832 Před 5 lety +2

    (I might be wrong or maybe I zoned out at some point) I don't think this research considered "vulnerable" narcissism as a link to SPD (both having the social isolation and reclusive aspects among others traits in common that Grandiose narcissism doesn't.) But I could be wrong.

    • @turritopsis4832
      @turritopsis4832 Před 5 lety

      @@stoneyvowell1239 I don't know you might be right or not, eh

    • @turritopsis4832
      @turritopsis4832 Před 5 lety +2

      @@stoneyvowell1239 Well I'd assume that's why the majority of this channel's subscribers are here. Attempting to understand either ourselves or a batshit family member etc. As a side note, call it narrow minded, but no one should turn to "spirituality" to attempt to understand the complexities of the human psyche, aside from the effects of religious childhood indoctrination and the alike.

    • @user-dq3ji2nl5f
      @user-dq3ji2nl5f Před 4 lety +1

      @@turritopsis4832Well I'm itching to take you up on your offer to call you narrow minded ;) Just teasing you a little, however, you said that "no one should turn to 'spirituality' to attempt to understand the complexities of the human psyche". I'd like to remind you that we're all different, and if *you* don't get anything out of Spirituality, that's perfectly fine, but some of us do get a great deal from it. You may laugh, but in my case, *Astrology* was a really good starting point for gaining insight into my personality and my life's purpose. Btw, I'm not talking about that copy-paste Sun Sign bs that one sees in magazines, but about real Astrology that takes into account the whole Natal Chart. Yes I realise how ridiculous it may sound, and I probably would have laughed, too, before I learnt what real Astrology is. Try it yourself some time - there are loads of websites that do free Natal Chart analysis, (although you'll learn more if you just get your chart drawn up with a free calculator, but analyse it yourself by searching online for the meanings). You'll be blown away by the accuracy, and you'll either learn or have confirmed a lot about yourself, your life up until now, and even your whole purpose in this lifetime. If you're wondering why I'm banging on about Astrology, when you were talking about Spirituality - Well, for me, Astrology is part of my Spirituality. Anyhow, what do I know lol? I'm just a random stranger with a hefty dose of Schizotypy, so if you want to discard this post as being that of some nutjob, that's fine. I'm still going to post this, because it may just prove useful to someone who is searching for answers about themself or the meaning of their life or of life in general. Also, I'm doing my own kind of exposure therapy, trying to communicate with people more often, especially about things that could lead to rejection. Now let's see if I can actually post this, (and not delete it lol)!
      P.S. I usually find Western, Tropical Astrology, Placidus system to be the most accurate for me, but there are so many different types, one of which may work better for you. It's probably best to start with Western, Tropical, Placidus first, though, mainly because it's the system with the most free calculators and info online.

  • @strongdan1
    @strongdan1 Před 5 lety +4

    Amigo Todd you are stemuliting. My. Brain thank you

  • @TruePluto
    @TruePluto Před 6 měsíci

    Hello dr grande, can you do a video on ligma?

  • @djhoyling
    @djhoyling Před 4 lety

    I'm confused about why with increased psychopathy there is more positive symptoms e.g. cognitive deficits and disorganised? Aren't these symptoms related to psychosis?

    • @djhoyling
      @djhoyling Před 4 lety

      @@rickwrites2612 I see, makes sense. Thankyou

  • @peterbowman5358
    @peterbowman5358 Před 2 lety +1

    I am uncomfortable occupying space. Feel like someone could use it better.

  • @b.3133
    @b.3133 Před 8 měsíci

    In my opinion, the finding on machiavellianism and Schizotypals is explained by machiavellianism being the manipulation of enviroment so that the subject thrives and gains what they want and need. This, in personality disorders, is merely a survival mechanism that acts in the subjects best interests for optimal survival and protection against change or opposition. Think of borderline. Were not talking material gains or success, but the here the goal is to be loved and chances of abandonment need to be thwarted. This is a survival mechanism, then, a machiavellian need, to play the game in their favor. Real or perceived abandonment equals manipulation to prevent that. In their best interest. They will do what it takes to ensure the survival of their mental self, with no change or opposition.

  • @kaitlyngroeneweg5496
    @kaitlyngroeneweg5496 Před 4 lety +6

    wait... im really scared , i have a diagnosis of scizotypal traits . Dose that mean i might be a Narcissist, or antisocial? i really hope not because i have OCD and worry that im secretly a bad person all the time.

    • @BrianVanClough
      @BrianVanClough Před 3 lety +3

      I'd say if you worry about being bad it shows a desire to be good, so thats the direction you'll grow into.. just my thoughts, because I was worried when it mentioned the dark triad along with schizotypal on this video too

    • @nameless8435
      @nameless8435 Před 2 lety +1

      having aspd or npd dont make you a bad person though

    • @witchypoo7353
      @witchypoo7353 Před 10 měsíci

      There’s not much research on this topic. & I’m Schizotypal, for it can be fun because it helps me to be more creative & allows me to be more understanding to others who have similar scary experiences I’ve had from my symptoms. I hope you’re doing better

  • @peppapig6466
    @peppapig6466 Před 3 lety

    I was diagnosed with this but I think they misdiagnosed me

  • @rjofficial3206
    @rjofficial3206 Před 3 lety +1

    Is the personality traits permanent for entire life time or it keeps on switching over time?

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před 2 lety

      No, personality disorders are permanent. However, there are cases in which Schizotypal evolves into Schizophrenia. They may also be downgraded in the case of misdiagnosis.
      While there are no cures, there are treatments for them, such as Psychotherapy and Antipsychotics.

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před rokem

      ​@Generic Name I'm not sure what you're implying by this. I don't see the point of labeling either as such, lest we create stigma. If you're diagnosed with either, you should know better.
      If we're going by old and archaic definitions of insanity, they're both "insane" and would probably get you locked up in the 1950's.
      I was diagnosed with both, so with that logic, I'm a complete and total lunatic.

    • @sorrow2305
      @sorrow2305 Před rokem

      @Generic Name As much as I like their songs, I actually have not heard that. I'll give it a listen.
      I thought you were referring to actual stigma traits.
      I'm aware that drugs and chemicals can induce psychosis. However, I'm talking merely illness and disorder.

  • @sophiewalsh5492
    @sophiewalsh5492 Před 4 lety +1

    I am a teenager and am somewhat afraid that I am literally developing narcissistic personality disorder. I used to genuinely care about people I think, but like, I really feel just very apathetic about other people's emotions now and i think other people don't deserve my time, and I'm generally above everyone (which might just be because I'm in high school and everybody around is dumb as hell) but when I'm not thinking about how I'm probably the reincarnation of Jesus, i'm thinking about how awful and incompetent I actually am and how self deluded I must be to think these things. basically, since I'm not an adult yet, that means there is still time for me to change before I am set in this way. The problem is that I don't really know how to do that. Like, I can't just suddenly force myself to start caring about other people's trivial lives. I feel how I feel, but I don't wanna actually make bad choices or inflict pain emotionally on others. Advice?

    • @user-nf5px7vg6w
      @user-nf5px7vg6w Před 4 lety

      Advice, well this advice should be said to everyone but not everyone does it: Be true to yourself. If you genuinely think other people are dumb then think like it. If you don't really care about others then don't try to care about others. And know that everyone isn't either a "good" or "bad" person. Maybe youre family has mental illness in the family tree? Perhaps check that out. Either way, you seem kinda screwed if you genuinely feel like that. Just live it and wait until somethings or some people slap you around and maybe change your demeanor. sincerely from a schizotypal :P pppppbbblllt *farts*

    • @jewhisperer
      @jewhisperer Před rokem

      Take an IQ test, make sure it’s not your intelligence vs your peers. Look at your friends make sure it’s not their influence. If you wrote this message it either came from a narcissistic person or not. If you mean this message than you’re probably not. You’re young.
      Remember being nice is different than being honest. Honesty can protect you from narcissistic traits. Start being truthful to yourself 100% of the time and as much as possible at least don’t lie to others.
      You’re fine

  • @latramodest7644
    @latramodest7644 Před 5 lety +7

    Schizotypals definitely make the cluster A's appear less fearless due to their magical thinking, and they also have positive delusional ideations which makes them even more fearless, so clearly cluster A's have no mercy with cluster B's. That means cluster A's for the rescue!!!

    • @Arch-AnglGabriel
      @Arch-AnglGabriel Před 4 lety +4

      Indeed. Irritating little detour. Let us be on with it. Head down to street level and we will look for a way to regain the rooftops.

    • @hearsayfiles
      @hearsayfiles Před rokem

      i beat all retardnarcs ans paths with my schizo crazy!!!

  • @masonrunning
    @masonrunning Před 3 lety +2

    I don’t see how having no friends is a symptom

  • @adimeter
    @adimeter Před 2 lety

    I have a long way to go to understand. This is complex.

  • @FrancesShear
    @FrancesShear Před 4 lety

    I have a triva ? for you about one kind of American [What some would consider counter] culture that might amuse you and your viewers of videos Dr. Grande. Here goes: What word means both shy and prosititue? Answer: the word for both indicated by only one executed with the dominant hand being used to speak in American sign language. Here is a popular line in plays and a joke in deaf culture to go with it: "What is so great about hearing culture" Another piece of information useful for experts to consider: Human trafficking victims who cannot use spoken language could sure be used to make a whole lot of profit while maintaining many relationships outside of their family for their pimp sometimes right under the noses of welfare checks and right under the noses of all the staff in long term care homes they are being forced to reside in sometimes during their whole grade school experience too.

  • @hazelbrownn
    @hazelbrownn Před 5 lety +6

    Confusing....my little brain can't cope with too many variables.

    • @Xandros999
      @Xandros999 Před 4 lety

      I found it very hard to follow because I don't know what schizotypy is like and I have no idea how it would interact with the dark triad or how you'd expect it to, and it comes to halfway through the video before he touches on that. I would really have liked a TLDR.

    • @user-nf5px7vg6w
      @user-nf5px7vg6w Před 4 lety

      then i like ur lil brain :3 *kisses lil brain*

  • @alexrips
    @alexrips Před 5 lety +7

    Seems to be a lot of static in your audio at a moderate volume level.

  • @IndigoXYZ18
    @IndigoXYZ18 Před 3 lety

    Tuco Salamanca?

  • @peterbowman5358
    @peterbowman5358 Před 2 lety

    Often laugh for no reason and at inappropriate times. Poor affect and it's a release.

  • @lefse2278
    @lefse2278 Před 3 lety +2

    Do schizo people tend to be more creative?

    • @akiramiller9025
      @akiramiller9025 Před 3 lety +2

      Schizotypals are schizophrenics are not really they have problem with thinking and memory

    • @witchypoo7353
      @witchypoo7353 Před 3 lety

      I’m told I am very creative, however I do struggle to convey my thoughts and feelings

  • @Medietos
    @Medietos Před 5 lety +1

    machiavellinist: Cautious and "cuheaded", is it? Please articulate difficult/rare words clearly if possible,, all listeners are not native speakers either.
    How can one get a paranoid schizophrenic man to stop including one in the persecution delusion, please?
    Is there always some realistic cause to it, even if the specific item is false? I e I don't have listening devices in my bag, and don't belong to any conspiracy group against him, but may have some unlucky flaw or behaviour that is disturbing. Can it be my care, love,, tolerance and interest + will to help him despite his mostly aggressive, disdainful, uninterested, self-centered, sick, mistrusting behaviour in return - sometimes warm and reciprocal, social, - his bad self-image making him not feel worthy , in combination with shame/unease at not feeling and giving back, not wanting contact mostly? He has no other who cares and understands and is as relatively knowledgeable as I am.
    When he psychotically shouts at the TV and says to himself 15 times that he doesn't like me, - although he said to girlfriend 5 years ago that he wouldn't have managed without me, - what is true? Can both be true? Am I disrespecting him by going away at his request, but trying again some weeks/months later, or being as faithful and moral/ethical as I intend? He speaks of dying and has burnout symptoms, his body showing signs of impending cardiovascular attack, and is very lonely - I don't want him to die in that state, not able to take good care of himself, drinking Schizophrenia-aggravating/-causing things like lots of coffee, milk, Coke/soda pop, beer, NO WATER at all! - and smokes, is sleepless, anxious, aggressive, shouts, speaks very loud with wide opened crazy-looking eyes, very depressed and exhausted, sedentary life, disheartened,and unsafe/fearful with childhood trauma, a Highly sensitive person, artistic, imaginative, warm-hearted, spiritual, extrovert, social. Can it be my medical knowledge and active wanting to help him heal/get better/save him from acute illness/death at least, that makes him irritated, because he can't understand the seriousness? ( He has the Cholesterol ring on brain area of Iris, a sugar -problem lump on eyelid, etas too much protein, has Erectile dysfunction, apathy "coma"-like inertia, very dry mouth and teeth erosion, black around eyes (can be sign óf Adrenal fatigue).
    Can't totally let him be alone in that terrible state that is killing him any time, and don't want any more locked-in psychiatric chemical straight-jacket, but treat naturally , as soon as he lets me.
    How do I know when his normal self is there to be addressed, and when the psychotic delusional one? It may feel insulting to be talked to as a fragile one when stronger, more normal. He gets angry when I don't agree t his delusions and strange, even false ideas, i e that he is not psychotic. I don-t think false pretense helps him get real,. SO grateful for your reflection, interpretation and advice, Dr. Please help me and tell me if and how I am wrong.
    God bless yopu .
    Yopur video presentations on diagnoses are amazingly clearly put and distinguished, by the way, thank you! Great.

  • @arelettia5670
    @arelettia5670 Před 10 dny

    My ex thinks he is Jesus Christ! He is everything in this video and he is untreated

  • @lmiya1661
    @lmiya1661 Před 5 lety +1

    Narcissism's difficult to recognize

  • @jose197123
    @jose197123 Před 2 lety

    this guy appears to be a patient rather than a Dr.

  • @diane5593
    @diane5593 Před 6 měsíci +1

    Hard to understand, sorry

  • @troygeorge7838
    @troygeorge7838 Před 5 lety +8

    Your research is wrong. There is a relationship between schizotypal and the dark triad but it is not what you think of as a healthy relationship. The dark triad is lacking in creativity except for evil. Being the predatory monsters that they are, they are able to differential between individuals on the creativity scale. Therefore, the dark triad finds these isolated creative schizotypals roaming around and sees an opportunity to use them while they are destroying them. The dark triad can't help but destroy them in the end because after all they are the dark triad. I think if you studied older surviving schizotypal individuals you would find that they have banned the dark triad from their life because it always ends bad for them. I used the word survived because the dark triad will try to suicide them for fun even though it will mean the loss of the schizotypal's creativeness which the dark triad sees as coming from with in themselves and they can't see the long term effects of their actions. The dark triad will steal the ideas from the schizotypal individual and will attack the schizotypal if they try to defend their intellectual property. The mask of the dark triad is everything to them and being exposed for their weakness of not being able to have positive ideas that back up the image of malevolent leader that they try to project is seen by them as a weakness that must be covered up. Therefore, they will keep a schizotypal on the side and under their control. Often having isolated relationships in full view of others. If this relationship were between two young men and the schizotypal found a girlfriend the dark triad member would sabotage the relationship in a way that the schizotypal didn't understand. The dark triad sees the schizotypal as their slave that should 100% serve them. The schizotypal brain is very similar to the bipolar super brain only better IMO. Both groups have their ideas stolen by the dark triad. That is why you find a anxiety filled individual in the shadows saying they have had their ideas stolen from the by a tech giant billionaire like Bill Gates or Mark Zuckerberg. This is why the Bipolar individuals kill the dark triad gangs for bullying them. The schizotypal and bipolar individuals are the victims while the dark triad individuals are crocodiles that deserve their punishment 100% of the time.

    • @troygeorge7838
      @troygeorge7838 Před 5 lety

      Are you a Machiavellian dark triad Dr. Grande? I can feel you bad energy being radiated out of your videos. I know, it is all about the mask and the power of the lie.

    • @rick3747
      @rick3747 Před 4 lety +6

      What did I just read?

    • @user-nf5px7vg6w
      @user-nf5px7vg6w Před 4 lety +2

      Hi Troy, I think I might understand what you are saying. What Dr.Grande is saying that schizotypals have traits from the dark triad to SOME extent. He is talking about a study that did poor to little research on schizotypal. And of course this should be obvious, it depends on what extent to the schizotypal individual. Like for example, perhaps you have much less narcissicism and machiavellianism and psychopathy and just have the straight book definition of a schizotypal: magical thinking, eccentric, paranoid, etc. Where me on the other hand I do have some dark triad traits. :3 Which surprises me but I can see how I have those traits. I do however have the ability to feel guilty/remorse/regret unlike a true narcissist. And as im getting older my psychopathy is lowering, I'm under 25 years old. I'm able to control my impulses, more like my emotional impulses I guess. Have a good day and take it easy! :D

  • @dm7232
    @dm7232 Před 2 lety

    You take way too long to get to the point

  • @daniel06977
    @daniel06977 Před 5 lety

    I would much rather have one of the disorders from the dark triad than to have schizotypal disorder. Then at least maybe I could have achieved something in my life or have friends and a girlfriend 😣
    The struggle is real.