Dr. Leanne Tenbrink
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 20 Jul
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So if you think about, if you act in these ways consistently over time, if I just happen to pop into your life for like a minute, chances are I might see some of those patterns happening, right?
It's not a perfect indicator, and I might see new information over time.
But there are some things that you can look for.
So you can look for things like inappropriate emotional expressions, especially, you know, if someone has failed or if someone is hurting, they might look like they're actually enjoying that kind of thing.
They might be expressing really hostile language but smiling at the same time.
So you get this kind of, like...
weird emotional presentation.
You might also get that superficial charm where it feels, you know, kind of really good in the moment, but if you examine what they actually said, there's not a whole lot of substance there.
They tend to be kind of combative, right?
So they might be
kind of pushing on your personal and professional boundaries.
So even if you say, oh, I don't really talk about my family while I'm at work, they keep asking you about it.
And in addition to that, they might be kind of impulsive in their answers.
They're answering very quickly, off the cuff.
They interrupt you all the time, but they get really angry if you interrupt them because they tend to like to be kind of dominating or domineering in conversations.
That's a big word.
It's so many syllables.
So Machiavellianism is a tendency to desire status and control.
Like they really want to be in charge.
They want to be empowered.
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