Allan-Matlem
Active Member
Hi,
Wyntersgrace2- Heather referred to narcissistic thinking in an earlier thread.
From Heather's post
Originally Posted By: Allan-Matlem
Consequences make no impact on intrinsic motivation, the focus is now on the parent and the consequence , at most the kid asks what's in it for me and there is absolutely no reflection on the issue at hand.
*bold added
I think that is the crux of it right there. That is very narcissistic thinking. I've been reminded of an article I recently read throughout this entire discourse, and I finally found it:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17349066/
Allan
Wyntersgrace2- Heather referred to narcissistic thinking in an earlier thread.
From Heather's post
Originally Posted By: Allan-Matlem
Consequences make no impact on intrinsic motivation, the focus is now on the parent and the consequence , at most the kid asks what's in it for me and there is absolutely no reflection on the issue at hand.
*bold added
I think that is the crux of it right there. That is very narcissistic thinking. I've been reminded of an article I recently read throughout this entire discourse, and I finally found it:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/17349066/
Allan
