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Aspects of narcissistic revenge as elicited in group psychotherapy

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Douglass B. Clark, M.Div. is in private practice in New York City and teaches at the Blanton Peabe Graduate Institute.

The author wishes to thank Henriette Glatzer, Nancy Edward, Dustin Nichols Jarrett and Eleanor Clark for their critical assistance.

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Clark, D.B. Aspects of narcissistic revenge as elicited in group psychotherapy. Group 3, 153–159 (1979). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01456668

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