Vulnerable narcissism and emotion dysregulation linked to binge-watching

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A study of emerging adults in Italy found that both men and women who experienced emotional abuse as children, and who exhibited higher levels of vulnerable narcissism and emotion dysregulation, were more likely to engage in binge-watching. The paper was published in the European Journal of Investigation in Health, Psychology... read full story

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