victim mentality

People with victim mentality are not victims in that real sense.

The victim mentality may be the last uncomplicated thing about life in America.

Victim mentality is primarily learned, for example, from family members and situations during childhood.

The female victim mentality has some of us believing that men don't have any rights.

Common problems encountered by people with victim mentality may include:

A victim mentality may also occur in combination with passive-aggressive control issues.

Victim mentality has been associated with repressive political regimes.

In Singapore there is a certain amount of "victim mentality" with the "white" man being the main culprit.

He is opposed to anti-bullying legislation, arguing that it would promote a victim mentality.

People with victim mentality may also be generally:

A victim mentality may manifest itself in a range of different behaviors or ways of thinking and talking:

The classic victim mentality - over-identification with "meek animals"

A common impediment to such changes is victim mentality, which may include misleading or exaggerated ideas about the genetic basis of obesity.

Since victim mentality is primarily learned and not inborn, it is possible to change it.

After the same attacker again rapes her in the police restroom, she becomes terrified of another encounter, and develops a victim mentality.

Victim mentality.

She had sat through enough afternoon-TV talk shows to realize that she had slipped into what was called a "victim mentality."

Conversely, a given individual may have a high degree of neuroticism and a low degree of victim mentality.

How to Stop Victim Mentality and Thinking in Kids and Teens.

Self-image of victimisation (victim mentality)

F.D.R., who never gave up hope he could be healed, would be flabbergasted at the victim mentality that pervades American society now.

What victim mentality, neuroticism and psychoticism have in common is a relatively high frequency of negative emotional states such as anger, sadness and fear.

Thomas J. Nevitt: The Victim Mentality.

Some Western Muslims identify themselves as a people apart, he writes in his latest book, stewing in an "unhealthy victim mentality" and an "us against them" mind-set.

Perhaps Mr. Staples, and the people who found his essay satisfying, might entertain the possibility that we are all experiencing ill effects from having adopted a victim mentality.