Jemma Sbeg

Oh, yeah. I've got like two studies for you. What? Two concepts. First is like in-group, out-group relations. Yeah. Everyone wants to be part of the in-group, right? And by being part of the in-group, you show that you are more aligned with other members of the in-group.

Oh, yeah. I've got like two studies for you. What? Two concepts. First is like in-group, out-group relations. Yeah. Everyone wants to be part of the in-group, right? And by being part of the in-group, you show that you are more aligned with other members of the in-group.

Oh, yeah. I've got like two studies for you. What? Two concepts. First is like in-group, out-group relations. Yeah. Everyone wants to be part of the in-group, right? And by being part of the in-group, you show that you are more aligned with other members of the in-group.

Now, if there's someone in that in-group who is perhaps you're jealous of or who perhaps you feel is taking up too much space, the easiest way to put them in the out-group is to say, look at this person. They're not like us. Look at this person. They don't have our qualities. They don't have our values. So you chip away at their character. Look at the sibling. She's not fun like us.

Now, if there's someone in that in-group who is perhaps you're jealous of or who perhaps you feel is taking up too much space, the easiest way to put them in the out-group is to say, look at this person. They're not like us. Look at this person. They don't have our qualities. They don't have our values. So you chip away at their character. Look at the sibling. She's not fun like us.

Now, if there's someone in that in-group who is perhaps you're jealous of or who perhaps you feel is taking up too much space, the easiest way to put them in the out-group is to say, look at this person. They're not like us. Look at this person. They don't have our qualities. They don't have our values. So you chip away at their character. Look at the sibling. She's not fun like us.

She's responsible. So I want to take her out of the spotlight. I want to remove her from the group. Like in-group, out-group dynamics. The other thing is a study that I read around bullying behavior just recently, actually. This study is specifically around cyberbullying, but they have done follow-ups on in-person bullying and, like,

She's responsible. So I want to take her out of the spotlight. I want to remove her from the group. Like in-group, out-group dynamics. The other thing is a study that I read around bullying behavior just recently, actually. This study is specifically around cyberbullying, but they have done follow-ups on in-person bullying and, like,

She's responsible. So I want to take her out of the spotlight. I want to remove her from the group. Like in-group, out-group dynamics. The other thing is a study that I read around bullying behavior just recently, actually. This study is specifically around cyberbullying, but they have done follow-ups on in-person bullying and, like,

interpersonal relationships of familial relationships or friendships bullying within those groups people with a lower sense of self-esteem and higher rates of what we call machiavellianism can you break that down i'm like i've i've heard the term manipulation oh people who are manipulative some would even suggest have higher higher like

interpersonal relationships of familial relationships or friendships bullying within those groups people with a lower sense of self-esteem and higher rates of what we call machiavellianism can you break that down i'm like i've i've heard the term manipulation oh people who are manipulative some would even suggest have higher higher like

interpersonal relationships of familial relationships or friendships bullying within those groups people with a lower sense of self-esteem and higher rates of what we call machiavellianism can you break that down i'm like i've i've heard the term manipulation oh people who are manipulative some would even suggest have higher higher like

Not traits, but higher levels of trait-based narcissism, trait-based psychopathy, more likely to bully others. And they get a self-esteem kick out of it.

Not traits, but higher levels of trait-based narcissism, trait-based psychopathy, more likely to bully others. And they get a self-esteem kick out of it.

Not traits, but higher levels of trait-based narcissism, trait-based psychopathy, more likely to bully others. And they get a self-esteem kick out of it.

But also within family, you know that they have to, you think that they'll have to forgive you.

But also within family, you know that they have to, you think that they'll have to forgive you.

But also within family, you know that they have to, you think that they'll have to forgive you.

so it does actually over it does so it happens a lot i also think that with this as well it's like okay so if you can't be where they are the next best place is to pull them down to where you are because at least it's not going to create insecurity anymore so i see this a lot with like oh it's i see this a lot with cyber yeah but it's like why people cyber bully like celebrities and like influencers and you know successful women and they're like oh but she's ugly

so it does actually over it does so it happens a lot i also think that with this as well it's like okay so if you can't be where they are the next best place is to pull them down to where you are because at least it's not going to create insecurity anymore so i see this a lot with like oh it's i see this a lot with cyber yeah but it's like why people cyber bully like celebrities and like influencers and you know successful women and they're like oh but she's ugly