Handbook of Trait Narcissism

Sedikides (U. Southampton) CONFIRMED19Generational differences in narcissism Jean Twenge (San Diego State)Sara Konrath (Indiana U.-Purdue U. Indianapolis)20Cultural differences in narcissismDavid Schmitt CONFIRMED21Gender differences in narcissism Emily Grijalva (U. Buffalo) Brent Donnellan (Texas A&M)Part IV: Major correlates of narcissism22Narcissism and the Big 5/HEXACO models of personalityKibeom Lee (U. Calgary) Michael Ashton (Brock U.)23Narcissism and other Dark traits Del Paulhus (UBC) Virgil Zeigler-Hill (Oakland U.) Gregory Webster (U of Florida)24NPD and other Cluster B personality disorders Josh Miller (U of Georgia)
Part V: Intrapersonal processes25Narcissism and approach-avoidance motivationJoshua Foster (U. South Alabama) CONFIRMED<26Neuropsychology of narcissismJeremy Hogeveen (Northwestern U.)Christopher Cascio (U. Penn) Sara Konrath (IUPUI) Emily Falk (U. Penn)27Agency, communion, and narcissism W. Keith Campbell (U. Georgia)28Narcissism and memory Lara Jones (Wayne State) CONFIRMED29Narcissism and self-enhancement/defense Carolyn Morf (Universität Bern)30Narcissism and risk-taking Melissa Buelow (Ohio State) CONFIRMED31Narcissism and self-esteem stability Virgil Zeigler-Hill (Oakland U.) CONFIRMED32The relations between implicit self-esteem, explicit self-esteem, and narcissismAshley Brown (Ohio State)Jennifer Bosson (U of South Florida)33Narcissism and consumerism Sisek , Hart, & Constantine Sedikides (U. Southampton) CONFIRMED 34Narcissism and feelings of guilt Anthony Hermann (Bradley U.)35Narcissism and morality Chris Daddis (Ohio State)36Self-awareness and narcissism Erika Carlson (U. Toronto)Part VI: Interpersonal processes37Narcissism, sexuality, and mating strategies Peter Jonason (U. Western Sydney)38Narcissism and infidelity Jim McNulty (Florida State)39Narcissism and attraction W. Keith Campbell (U of Georgia)40First impressions of narcissists Mitja Back (Universität Münster)
41Narcissism and leadership Barbora Nevicka (U van Amsterdam)
Emily Grijalva (U. Buffalo)42Collective narcissism and group dynamics Patricia Lyons (Mountain View Coll.) Agnieszka Golec de Zavala (U. London)43Narcissism, aggression, retaliation Daniel Jones (UTEP)Brad Bushman (Ohio State)44Narcissism and sexual aggression Roy Baumeister (Florida State) Emily Mouilso (U Georgia)Laura Widman (NC State) Kathryn Ryan (Lycoming College)45Narcissism and social mediaW. Keith Campbell (U Georgia) CONFIRMED46Narcissism and empathyClaire Hart (U. of South Hampton), Erica Hepper (U. of Surrey), Constantine Sedikides (U. of South Hampton)  CONFIRMED47Narcissism and Forgiveness Steven Sandage (Boston U.)Julie Exline (Case West. Reserve U.) Ryan Brown (U of Oklahoma)Part VII: Reducing narcissism48Short-term (laboratory-based) changes in narcissismMiranda Giacomin and Christian Jordan (Wilfrid Laurier U.)49Long-term changes in narcissismEli Finkel (Northwestern U.)<50Clinical approaches to reducing narcissismThomas Joiner (Florida State)Sarah Fischer (George Mason U.)

individual differences, psychometrics, and latent variable modeling. He has published more than 50 papers that have been cited more than 6,000 times in the literature. His work has also been featured in a variety of newspapers and magazines, including The New York Times, The Boston Globe, The Wall Street Journal, and The Huffington Post. Dr. Foster has mentored numerous students in his laboratory who have gone on to graduate programs, including University of Alabama at Tuscaloosa, University of Alabama at Birmingham, Columbia University, Colorado State University, University of Florida, University of Georgia, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and Penn State University. When not working, he enjoys watching television, playing video games, thinking about exercising, and hanging out with his family. His wife, Dr. M. Hope Jackson, is a practicing clinical psychologist who specializes in treating anxiety, mood, and eating disorders. Together, they have two boys, Mathew and Colin, who specialize in being silly.