Egoism and the oral and narcissistic characters for body psychology

The expression of a certain degree of selfishness is accepted in any society. Every individual needs a dose and variety of selfish behavior in order to survive in a culture. If not, they are dredged up by it. In a survey of university students in Curitiba, some forms of expression of selfishness were identified, grouped into six categories, ranging from individuals who consider themselves altruistic to those who call themselves selfish. Based on these results, it was possible to correlate the characteristic of this expressiveness with the oral and narcissistic character traits proposed by Body Psychology, and to see how these character traits express their egoistic behaviors.

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Graduated in psychology from the Universidade Tuiuti do Pr. Specialist in Reichian body psychology (orgone therapy) from the Centro Reichiano de Curitiba. Clinical psychologist - treating adolescents and adults, lecturer and facilitator of group activities (experiences). He studies Traditional Chinese Medicine and the emotional symbology of the human body.