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Welcome back to Psych-Minded. I'm your host Kalley Marie and today we're gonna

be talking about the difference between covert narcissism and overt narcissism.

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I love taking your video requests so please don't be shy and don't hesitate

to ask me if there's a specific subject you want to know more about. Today we're

gonna be talking about narcissism and specifically the difference between overt

narcissism and covert narcissism. Before we dive into this, I want to clarify -- when

we talk about narcissism, it can get a little tricky because we can have people

that have narcissistic tendencies but then we also have people that have the

narcissistic personality disorders. So just because somebody exhibits

narcissistic tendencies doesn't necessarily mean that they have a

full-blown personality disorder. When we talk about overt versus covert

narcissism today, I want you to keep that in mind. This can apply to either

somebody who has the trait or somebody who has the disorder. Hopefully it

will make more sense as we go along but first we're just gonna dive into what a

narcissist is. According to the DSM-5, narcissistic

personality disorder is characterized as a grandiose sense of self. The individual

is preoccupied with their ideals and their values and themselves. They believe

that they are the number one, end-all be-all. They are essentially never wrong

in their views and generally believe that they are the best. They can lack

empathy and believe that they deserve an excessive amount of admiration. That's

sort of one end of the spectrum of a narcissistic personality disorder where

we can see there's a lot of factors going on that are contributing to the

personality disorder. When it comes to just the trait of narcissism we do

see that in narcissistic personality disorder but we also know people

that can just be narcissistic without necessarily having a disorder. So we're

gonna go into what those different types are. The first one we're gonna talk

about is an overt narcissist and an overt narcissist is the one that we typically

see as being the stereotypical narcissist. They're very forward

and extroverted about how they feel about themselves. They make no shame in

trying to hide what they feel about themselves and that they believe that

they deserve this sort of pedestal treatment. An overt narcissist isn't

gonna make any attempts to try to hide or keep their feelings about themselves

a secret. They truly believe there are the best and they let everyone know it.

The other type is a covert narcissist. This is the type of

narcissism that sometimes is difficult to recognize. This is the more secretive

or introverted -- basically hidden sort of narcissism. We're gonna dive a

little bit more into what covert narcissism is because I think a lot of

us are pretty good at identifying when people are over narcissist

but the covert is a little

bit more difficult to detect. I'm gonna dive into some research I found

and some of my own thoughts on what covert narcissism is all about.

Individuals with covert narcissism tend to be more introverted like I mentioned.

They're still pretty proud and argumentative and defensive but they

tend to keep their feelings about themselves a little bit under the

surface; a little bit closer to the belt. They come across more passive-aggressive

and have a lower sense of self-worth than somebody with overt narcissism.

In a lot of ways a covert narcissist is still very much all about their own ego

but it's in a negative way. It's not in a "I'm amazing.. I'm grand...

I am perfect," kind of way. It's sort of an inflated sense of self surrounding these

negative attributes that they feel about themselves. So they're still inflating

their ego but they're doing so in sort of a negative

kind of way.Someone with covert narcissism may play the victim to

get attention. That's one of the key characteristics that they found with

this. Someone with overt narcissism might try to go for class

president or another role that's really in the spotlight. Whereas somebody with

covert narcissism is going to do something a little bit different to try

to get that same attention. What are some of the myths about covert

narcissism? Covert narcissism does not necessarily mean that somebody is

sneakier or more manipulative than someone with overt narcissism nor does

it mean that they're better at hiding their narcissistic behaviors. This is

just a way that the narcissism is presented. It has to do with how these

tendencies in this individual whether they have narcissistic personality

disorder or they just have narcissistic traits -- it's sort of how they manifest

themselves. Just like with any other trait if someone feels jealous or they

feel an intense amount of depression, those are going to manifest differently

for different people. They found with narcissism it sort of comes about in one

of these two ways either you have somebody who is playing the grandiose

role or you have someone who's playing the victim to get attention.

Someone with covert narcissism may also have these grandiose aspirations for

themselves or believe that they should be put on pedestals but they're just too

shy to navigate it. They're not really sure how to meet their goals or how to put

themselves out there. So whether an individual has narcissistic personality

disorder or is simply narcissistic you may see their narcissism manifest in one

of these two ways. I wanted to point out the difference because mental

illness can manifest in a lot of different ways for different people and

if we're struggling in ourselves to kind of figure out what's going on or looking

at someone else and trying to help them, this can be really helpful to know that

there are variations within narcissism or within traits that we find within

ourselves. What do you think about overt in covert narcissism? Let me know in the

comments below. Don't forget to subscribe and like this video!

I will see you guys next time

BYE! :)

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Dark Secrets The Video Game Industry Tried To Hide - Duration: 8:20.

Video game companies have more to worry about than simply making great games: They have

reputations to protect.

They have annual budgets to meet and shareholders and executives to please.

They have legions of die-hard fans, many of whom have high expectations and unrealistic

demands.

It's a lot to manage.

So, sometimes, with all that pressure on their shoulders, the brains behind your favorite

games do things that are pretty shady.

From scummy treatment of employees that borders on abuse to the painful truth behind chronic

pre-ordering, these are some of the darkest secrets the video game industry has tried

to hide.

Red Dead Ring-demption

What happens when you design the interior of a console around its exterior, instead

of the other way around?

Well, for one thing, it just doesn't work.

Microsoft learned this the hard way.

The issue became known as the Red Ring of Death in honor of the three red lights that'd

appear around your console's power button before it just… stopped working.

Third-party estimates say that the Red Ring of Death hit 54.2% of all Xbox 360 owners,

which was apparently caused by overheating brought on by the Xbox 360's stylish but ultimately

ill-advised design.

Here's the thing, though: as reports of dying consoles began to flood the internet, Microsoft

denied that anything was wrong.

A year and a half later, the company still refused to comment on the issue.

Microsoft eventually changed its tune and instituted a warranty-extension that cost

a staggering one billion dollars, while 2010's Xbox 360 Slim put the Red Ring of Death to

bed permanently.

But the company still hasn't released official statistics on how many Xbox 360s failed.

Say it ain't so, Mario!

Ah, good old Nintendo, home to video gaming's most iconic characters, the source of so many

happy childhood memories, and chronic price-fixer.

Wait, what?

Oh, that's right: underneath Nintendo's bubbly, family-friendly public image lurks a company

that'll do anything to stifle the competition, even if it means violating antitrust laws

in the process.

In a price-fixing scheme, companies that'd normally compete with one another team up

to keep product prices artificially high, reeling in a little bit more money for everyone.

In 1991, the Federal Trade Commission said that Nintendo was breaking the law by making

retailers sell the original Nintendo Entertainment System for $99.95 for a fixed 19-month period.

Nintendo decided to settle rather than fight the charges, and agreed to pay $25 million

in rebates to affected customers as well as another $4.75 million in additional costs.

Sadly, Nintendo didn't learn its lesson, and the company was hit with price-fixing charges

again in 2002.

This time, authorities accused Nintendo of keeping its products, including the Nintendo

64 and the Game Boy Pocket, from crossing national borders, which prevented customers

in certain EU countries from getting the best possible prices.

A roughly $141 million fine followed, although not before Nintendo's European distribution

partner tried to downplay the severity of the crime while working with EU authorities.

The fine was later reduced, thanks to Nintendo's belated cooperation.

Killer crunch

Despite what you might've heard, making video games isn't a glamorous job.

Game developers work hard to deliver functional, fun games by strict deadlines.

That's not easy, and it's no wonder that talented people are leaving the industry in droves.

And yet, even in an industry as taxing as gaming, "crunch" is a special kind of hell.

As games near their release dates, it's standard practice for studios to go into overdrive,

forcing employees to work inordinately long hours in order to see their titles reach completion.

We're talking up to 80-hour work weeks.

Typically, developers aren't paid overtime for the extra work.

Crunch can ruin people's health and decimate their personal relationships.

It sucks, it drives good people away, and it may not even help the games all that much.

After all, when you're that tired, you tend to make lots of mistakes.

All that, and we probably wouldn't even know just how bad it'd be if one developer's pissed-off

wife hadn't come forward.

In 2004, a LiveJournal post by "ea_spouse" shed new light on the video game industry's

abusive tendencies and brought the rigors of crunch into the open.

A decade and a half later, things are still getting better, but there's still a long,

long way to go.

"If you can't get the work done, then the past two years are basically worth nothing.

No pressure."

Stick to the script

Every year, the Electronic Entertainment Expo, or, E3, hits the Los Angeles Convention Center

and gets fans' hearts all a-flutter by showing off the latest, greatest video game trailers,

with a few live demos thrown in for good measure.

That's the idea, anyway.

It turns out that, in reality, a lot of those glossy, hands-on demos that you see during

E3's big press events are totally scripted.

As Kotaku reports, game publishers often put together special E3-exclusive demos that show

what the game should look like, not what it actually does look like.

In extreme cases, "live" demos aren't live at all.

In some cases, people on stage simply hold controllers and pretend to play while pre-recorded

video unfurls on the screen behind them.

That leads to demos that don't always reflect the finished game.

BioShock: Infinite's E3 demo promised a game that's much more open-ended than the final

product, and the less said about Aliens: Colonial Marines, the better.

It's easy to understand why companies do this, of course.

E3 is first and foremost a marketing event, and it's embarrassing when things go wrong.

Still, the practice is misleading… at best.

The best reviews that money can buy

According to market research firm Superdata, online videos about games are a $3.8 billion

industry that reaches over 468 million people annually.

That's a lot of people, and some game companies will do anything to get their attention, including

paying for positive coverage.

Now, there's nothing wrong with sponsored content, as long as it's labeled as such.

But not letting your audience know that you've received money to promote a product?

According to the Federal Trade Commission, that's straight-up illegal.

That's why fans got into such a tizzy when they learned that Machinima, a popular gaming

media company, gave creators bonuses if they posted positive videos about the then-upcoming

Xbox One.

Microsoft, of course, claims that it wasn't aware of the specifics of what Machinima was

doing, and promptly terminated the relationship.

Warner Bros., on the other hand, doesn't have the same excuse.

In 2016, the FTC revealed that Warner Bros. had shelled out thousands of dollars to video

creators, including big names like PewDiePie, to promote Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor.

Some, including PewDiePie, added a disclaimer to their videos.

Many others, however, did not.

That's not fair to viewers, who often take YouTubers at their word, so it's a good thing

that the FTC said something.

We just hope that publishers have learned their lesson.

Pre-order perils

Okay, so you're excited about that big, shiny new game coming out.

Just walk into your local video game shop the day it comes out and buy it.

While pre-orders made sense back in the day, when some of the hottest games on the market

shipped in limited supplies, those days are long gone for all but the most niche of titles.

In fact, pre-ordering tends to hurt more than it helps, unless, of course, you happen to

be GameStop or the publisher.

Those guys make out like bandits.

When you fork over a few bucks to pre-order a game, you're not just giving blood-sucking

corporations a short-term loan for no good reason.

You're giving them valuable data about your purchasing habits for no extra charge.

You're also committing to a purchase before you know whether or not a game is any good.

Of course, publishers continue to do everything they can to get you locked-in early, including

tacking on increasingly ridiculous pre-order bonuses and scattering exclusive add-ons among

the major retailers.

Don't fall for it.

Disband the boy's club

While women make up roughly half of the game-playing population, the industry is still overwhelmingly

male.

And unfortunately, it's got a very real harassment problem, one that publishers and

developers continue to deny.

For example, when not one but three separate outlets conducted investigations into Quantic

Dream, the studio behind Heavy Rain and Detroit: Become Human, they found "a toxic corporate

culture" in which some employees stuck their co-workers' faces into sexist, racist, and

otherwise inappropriate images, and where the studio's co-head allegedly kissed female

employees without their consent.

Or, consider that, in 2017, a Naughty Dog level designer accused a team lead of

harassment.

When he reported the abuse to Sony's human resources department, the man claims that

he was fired and offered $20,000 to stay quiet.

The more you dig, the worse things start to look.

Many victims of sexual harassment don't come forward at all, fearing that HR departments

will dismiss the claims, or, in some cases, even defend the alleged abusers, that it'll

damage their careers, and that they'll invite further abuse from internet trolls.

Sexual harassment is a problem that the video game industry needs to address, but as long

as studios keep denying the problem, it's hard to imagine things getting much better.

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 The 34-year-old left Barcelona at the end of last season to embark on a new challenge with Vissel Kobe, and as seen in the video below, he's still more than capable of producing moments of real magic

 SEE MORE: Video: Andres Iniesta bags another GOLAZO for Vissel Kobe as ex-Barcelona star proves he STILL has it  Not only to have the vision but to also have the quality to pull it off just proves that Iniesta is a different class to the rest, and he can still produce even in the latter stages of his career

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Regards to all,

Lately, many of you have asked me how to decide the best camera for you.

Accordingly, in this video, I will briefly tell you what it takes to know about cameras

so do not change the channel.

There are many types of security cameras,

and depending on their characteristics, it is possible to divide them into a large number of groups.

For starters, we will make a split in relation to the type of enclosure

Based on this division, the camera can be in the home, bullet and PTZ case.

Dome cameras have a dome-shaped housing, ie. polulopte and they are more popular in our market.

A large number of them have an antivandal case

This casing is shockproof and weatherproof and can be used externally.

You will most often see them in front of banks, catering facilities, on the ceilings of shops as well as in other public places.

Bullet cameras have an elongated casing.

Depending on their characteristics, they can be used indoors and outdoors.

PTZ or Pan-Tilt-Zoom cameras are in fact a special type of camera that is most commonly in the dome shape

and allow you to remotely move from left to right (pan), up-down (tilt) and zoom.

This type of camera is most often used to control traffic, large plants in factories or shopping centers.

What is the most important feature of all cameras is the shooting resolution and depends on the level of detail on the recording.

The higher the resolution, the more details will be, and the video will be clearer.

The cameras that are used most often are cameras that record in resolution of 2Mpix ie. FullHD

and they are usually combined in higher-resolution camera systems that are installed in buildings at a place where money is used, such as cash registers and bars.

With HD cameras, it's easy to recognize faces and with larger resolution cameras, even recognizing car registration plates.

To help you understand the difference in resolutions in this photo, you can see examples.

Based on the division of technologies, the most represented in our market are Hikvision Turbo HD and Dahua HDCVI cameras.

There are also AHD cameras that are mostly related to B brands.

For all the cameras already mentioned, you need a video recorder with a hard disk

and they are connected to the recorder via a coaxial cable,

with a special cable being transferred power for cameras.

Our cattle-breeding clients often need to watch real-time clips only

so that they can monitor cattle in the barn,

why they decide to buy cameras without a recorder.

For these purposes, cameras operating in the analogue mode are used and are connected mainly to the TV.

In addition to all the above mentioned cameras, more recent IP cameras are becoming more and more popular.

These cameras are specific because they connect via a network cable,

and there are also models that have a Micro SD card slot so you do not need a video recorder in that case.

What makes it easy to install an IP camera is to connect them to your existing network, and you do not need a recorder for monitoring them.

In relation to the type of power supply, the IP camera is divided into ordinary and POE.

Ordinary IP cameras have one network cable for image transmission, i.e. video

and a special power cord that usually connects to the AC adapter to power the camera.

IP cameras that have PoE ie. Power over Ethermet,

which in fact means power over the network, are connected with only one network cable through which both the image and the power are going.

For this type of camera, it is necessary that the video recorder itself has PoE ports or an additional PoE swich is used as a power source.

We can also divide the cameras into whether they are waterproof or not.

If you plan to put cameras outside, we recommend buying waterproof cameras.

There are also completely wireless cameras. These are actually so-called photocells most commonly used for hunting or for cottages that do not have electricity.

These cameras are powered by a battery and there are photocoples with a warning or no warning.

Photocoples with a notch have a GSM / 3G module and a slot for the SIM card.

These photocopies can send MMS messages with photos directly to your phone.

In addition to all the mentioned cameras, there are also analog cameras that slowly go into history, although in our market they can still be found.

And in the end, we summarize.

Depending on your needs, the type of camera that is ideal for you will depend.

You need to think carefully about the position where you will mount the camera.

As to where you will lead the cables, and how you will feed the cameras.

You need to consider whether you can mount the camera inside or outside,

and whether you need a waterproof or antivandal camera.

Surely all of these systems can be easily connected to the interaction and follow from a remote location,

using a mobile phone, tablet, or computer.

What's really important is to pay attention to the resolution of the camera you are buying.

There are many sets of cameras that record in resolutions lower than display resolution or have inaccurate information.

Poe IP cameras are definitely my favorite for image quality, as well as for reliability.

They support very high resolutions, such as 8.3Mpix.

They only need one cable, making them ideal for business premises.

The only complaint is a slightly higher price than other cameras, but given the price and quality ratio,

they are more than a lot.

That would be all from me in this video.

You can read more about cameras and video surveillance on our blog

blog.avmarket.rs.

If you have any questions or want to comment, please contact us below.

I will always be happy to answer you.

See you next time.