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🎯 Key points for quick navigation: 00:00:05 *🎉 The Paul Lerner Memorial Lecture honors an individual who valued personal stories alongside empirical data in psychology.* 00:05:00 *📚 Dr. Dan McAdams is a prominent figure in psychology, focusing on narrative approaches to identity development and life stories.* 00:10:14 *🧠 McAdams describes three layers of personality development: temperament, motivated agent, and autobiographical author.* 00:11:20 *📖 Narrative identity involves an internalized life story that connects past experiences to future aspirations, shaping how individuals view themselves.* 00:16:06 *🔄 Jerome Johnson's story illustrates the concept of redemption sequences in life narratives, where negative experiences lead to positive outcomes over time.* 00:23:38 *📈 High levels of generativity in individuals correlate with more frequent redemption sequences, linked to improved psychological well-being and self-esteem.* 00:25:40 *📖 The redemptive self is a generalized life narrative script, emphasizing early advantages and gaining moral clarity over time.* 00:26:20 *🌱 Early advantages shape perspectives on life, with generative individuals often recalling distinct moments of feeling special or fortunate.* 00:28:52 *🌍 Highly generative adults balance their own fortunate narratives with an awareness of others' suffering, prompting community-oriented actions.* 00:37:15 *📊 Studies show that narratives reflecting the five themes of the redemptive self correlate positively with generativity and psychological well-being.* 00:38:40 *🚀 Generativity requires a fulfilling narrative; the redemptive story fosters a sense of duty and motivation to contribute positively to society.* 00:41:15 *🌐 Cultural context heavily influences individual life stories; common narratives shape personal experiences and perceptions of redemption.* 00:46:04 *🔄 Popular cultural narratives, like upward mobility and recovery stories, serve as frameworks for many individuals’ life stories, enhancing their meaning and impact.* 00:49:37 *🌱 Moral steadfastness is a key theme linked to increased social well-being and generativity over time.* 00:50:26 *🔄 Different redemptive narratives, exemplified by Obama and Bush, highlight individual journeys from suffering to enhancement.* 00:53:12 *🧠 Therapy techniques can help individuals craft redemptive life stories, promoting positive mental health outcomes.* 00:55:06 *🎢 Longitudinal studies show that people's life narratives can change significantly based on personal growth and experiences over time.* 00:58:04 *⚖️ Gender differences in generativity themes are minimal, while racial and ethnic differences show that African Americans often exhibit more redemptive narratives.* 01:00:12 *📊 Redemptive self-stories closely align with generativity in American society, but may not hold the same significance in different cultural contexts.* Made with HARPA AI

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Love her work. She's brilliant.

Thank you for posting this informative video.

Anyone come from Duncanyounot?

Excessively linearizing interpersonal engagement is the issue! The hierarchical dimensionality of nature cannot be ignored particularly when considering the highest levels within a scale where emergence of new influences increasingly effects the outcome in consequential/salient ways.

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A psychoanalytic clinician who does not hide behind the language and deliberate complexity that distances many theoreticians from laypeople

My brother has this co both so destructive psychopathic criminal con artist.

Very sharp lady

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its easier to follow what she says if you turn on captions in my experience, as a suggestion

Narcissist talks about herself too much.

Great content and very unpleasant way of lecturing. Less, in calm way, would be more fruitful.

She felt very compassionate to me.

Nancy has a pair ! Course, from N.J

This is fascinating

Thank you for uploading this

I think there is an overlap in ASD / NPD

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I find this actually quite sad. While it is gratifying to observe and theorize people, this lady does not seem overly compassionate towards the patient she is describing, I am not surprised she has limited success in getting through to the people she works with. People with these disorders are suffering quite a lot, & she finds it quite amusing. There are so, so few good therapists out there.

She has an ability to make sometimes dense and abstruse psychodynamic concepts to be very understandable. I very much enjoy her work.

Nancy was involved in dsmiii. She is so right no cookie cutter treatment. Treatment must be tailored by the aspects of the patient. You wouldn't do insight oriented therapy w a patient w Borderline intellectual functioning.

41:58 Conflicts. The experience of opposites.

Racketeering or moneylaundering for insiders = 509a3 is a supporting organization and is subordinate to another 501c3 nonprofit.

Thank you for sharing a valuable lesson about today's terrorists.

Interesting however I've decided they are just dicks.

Very clear presentation

Where is the video(recording) of a patient in ~40th minute of video?

... boy did she ever hit the nail on the head at 6:00 and thereafter. Yes, practice should not resemble research! They are being conflated.

"I will give me a bonus if I fall in love". This is hilarious! People with her experience might laugh her ass off when we deal with our low-functioning narc exes.

Some segments in the video are stamped not adjacent to each other

ITS NICE SIR...

this man's mullet makes me question my understanding of time and space

Exuberating. Watched it several times.

I see, Hamas is a terrorist group but the much more deadly Israeli occupying forces are not. Your analysis cannot be taken seriously.

What's the one thing that is left out of your examination of a terrorist, a common factor . When a group occupies another's land. iRA, Israel, US, Che they all have that common denominator

Great to see there are psychological specialists in Terrorism

Fantastic!

I loved this lecture. Thank you

There seems hope for the future

I wish she would not speak so fast.

Hello. I'm doing a scientific review video on EMDR. It's a critical video. I intend to use 5 to 10 seconds of this footage as I quote Keane on several occasions. I hope you are fine with this

That blew me out of the water. Particularly Dr. Diamonds comments about the possible connection between Asperger's syndrome and NPD. She has done superb work in the area of NPD and BPD treatment.

Brilliant.

This was extremely interesting. Thank you!

Boy. How does one learn to talk this fast? I will have to listen to this again and probably again after that.

It is still difficult to differntiate melanconic depression and narcissistic depression. People have both

Would love to be his protege