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Narcissistic vulnerability, hypochondriacal rumination, and invidiousness

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  1. Lincoln Institute of Psychotherapy, USA

    Stanley Rosenman (Group Clinical Supervisor, Psychotherapy Supervisor)

  2. Center for Creative Living, USA

    Stanley Rosenman (Group Clinical Supervisor, Psychotherapy Supervisor)

  3. Post-doctoral Program, Adelphi University, USA

    Irving Handelsman (Clinical Associate Professor)

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Rosenman, S., Handelsman, I. Narcissistic vulnerability, hypochondriacal rumination, and invidiousness. Am J Psychoanal 38, 57–66 (1978). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01250123

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