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Parental influence plays an important role in the mental development of a child. In the early years of childhood, a parent acts as a role model, so most of the children try to mimic their parents. In our work, we address a complex network model of a child who is influenced by a narcissistic parent from his/her childhood to his/her adolescence. This...
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... simple example scenario can be: A parent is an actor on a TV-show; when a child is along his/her parent then he will also like to react in a duplicate/instructed manner, to make the parent happy. Fig 2. shows the results of such a scenario, here eshappy (blue) acts as input to the child (gains value = 0.95 at time point t = 25) [6], and wss = 0, as the child is not using the social media. The respective sensory (ssh) and representation (srsh: mustard) activates after eshappy. ...
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... We tried to explain that when sensing that the parent is happy, a child may internalize and may mimic this parent. We also discussed how social media can play a role in the reflection of such behavior [12]. However, narcissistic parenting has a dark side as well, which needs to be addressed. ...
... Previously, a temporal-causal model was designed for a narcissist, which reflected how the brain of a narcissist may work, and the reaction (s)he may show over some feedback [38]. Moreover, in our previous work, we presented an agent model of a child, who shows a high tendency to become a narcissist like a parent [12] or may also learn to act otherwise. Here, we extend our work [12] by studying the influence of a narcissistic parent, particularly when this parent is not happy. ...
... Moreover, in our previous work, we presented an agent model of a child, who shows a high tendency to become a narcissist like a parent [12] or may also learn to act otherwise. Here, we extend our work [12] by studying the influence of a narcissistic parent, particularly when this parent is not happy. Also, we address how problem-solving skills or self-therapies can help the child to survive. ...
Parents play an important role in the mental development of a child. In our previous work, we addressed how a narcissistic parent influences a child (online/offline) when (s)he is happy and admires the child. Now, we address the influence of a parent who is not so much pleased, and may curse the child for being the reason for his or her unhappiness. An abusive relationship with a parent can also cause trauma and poor mental health of the child. We also address how certain coping behaviors can help the child cope with such a situation. Therefore, the aim of the study is threefold. We present an adaptive agent model of a child, while incorporating the concept of mirroring through social contagion, the avoidance behaviors from a child, and the effects of regulation strategies to cope with stressful situations.
... Agent Model for Parental Influence' (Jabeen et al., 2020) that appeared in the Brain ...
... We tried to explain that when sensing that the parent is happy, a child may internalize and may mimic this parent. We also discussed how social media can play a role in the reflection of such behavior (Jabeen et al., 2020). However, narcissistic parenting has a dark side as well, which needs to be addressed. ...
... Previously, a temporal-causal model was designed for a narcissist, which reflected how the brain of a narcissist may work, and the reaction (s)he may show over some feedback (Jabeen et al., 2019). Moreover, in our previous work, we presented an agent model of a child, who shows a high tendency to become a narcissist like a parent (Jabeen et al., 2020) or may also learn to act otherwise. Here, we extend our work (Jabeen et al., 2020) by studying the influence of a narcissistic parent, particularly when this parent is not happy. ...
Parents play an important role in the mental development of a child. In our previous work, we addressed how a narcissistic parent influences a child (online/offline) when (s)he is happy and admires the child. Now, we address the influence of a parent who is not so much pleased and, may curse the child for being the reason for his or her unhappiness. An abusive relationship with a parent can also cause trauma and poor mental health of the child. We also address how certain coping behaviors can help the child cope with such a situation. Therefore, the aim of the study is three folds. We present an adaptive agent model of a child, while incorporating the concept of mirroring through social contagion, the avoidance behaviors from a child, and the effects of regulation strategies to cope with stressful situations.
