Specific psychological mechanisms underlie the development and display of arrogance
Specific psychological mechanisms, such as narcissistic traits, cognitive limitations, and motivational biases, actively underlie the development and behavioral display of arrogance.
The claim asserts that specific psychological mechanisms underlie the development and display of arrogance. Retrieved papers such as paper [2] provide a broad framework detailing the cognitive limitations, motivational biases, and components contributing to arrogance, while paper [7] links specific personality traits like narcissistic grandiosity and vulnerability to behavioral outcomes. No papers refute the claim, leading to a SUPPORTED verdict.
Cowan N, Adams EJ, Bhangal S, Corcoran M, Decker R, Dockter CE, Eubank AT, Gann CL, Greene NR, Helle AC, Lee N, Nguyen AT, Ripley KR, Scofield JE, Tapia MA, Threlkeld KL, Watts AL. Foundations of Arrogance: A Broad Survey and Framework for Research.. 2019. https://doi.org/10.1177/1089268019877138
This study outlines a comprehensive framework demonstrating how specific cognitive limitations, motivational biases, and personality components interact to underlie and produce arrogance.
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Joo Jang S, Chung J, Lee H. Factors Affecting Workplace Bullying Perpetration Among Experienced Intensive Care Unit Nurses: A Secondary Analysis Focusing on Narcissistic Personality, Perfectionistic Self-Presentation, and Mentalization.. 2025. https://doi.org/10.1155/jonm/9156280
This research identifies narcissistic grandiosity and vulnerability as significant underlying personality mechanisms contributing to problematic interpersonal behaviors like bullying.
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